| The rail companies have had to cope with radical changes in the economy, for which they were ill-prepared. |
| Japan's parliament, or Diet, has more septuagenarians and octogenarians than almost any other, and they are ill-prepared for radical changes. |
| In more than one case, it was noted that police services are mainly anglophone and, therefore, ill-prepared to offer services in French. |
| In many cases, management is at best ill-prepared for the role it has been assigned and is, at worst, paternalistic. |
| Though the post was of some importance locally, it was hardly worth an ill-prepared battle. |
| The ill-prepared often overcompensate for these variations with too much clothing or through overexertion. |
