What kind of nose comes unequipped for basic smell duties?
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Most founders were woefully unequipped to run companies that scaled.
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Our seaports are unequipped to accommodate growth in the movement of freight.
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He's free but not exonerated, and he finds himself unequipped for freedom.
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But she is unequipped for the job and seems detached from the community.
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The disappearance of this funding could leave poorer nations unequipped to contain infectious diseases.
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But now, in the moment, I feel mentally unequipped to deeply connect with robots.
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Governments from Pakistan to Mexico to Washington are woefully unequipped to combat disinformation warfare.
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Some investors sit on the sidelines when they feel unequipped to assess financial risks.
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He lives with what he does, yet seems fully unequipped to grapple with it.
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I felt unprepared, even unequipped to deal with the changes that the restructuring would bring.
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But critics say that the FTC is unequipped to ensure that the companies play fairly.
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The State Department is understaffed and unequipped to communicate with vital Asian allies on the standoff.
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Having no previous political experience, she is woefully unequipped for the job she earned through nepotism.
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Nothing better illustrated how unequipped Sanders is to run anything bigger than the city of Burlington, Vermont.
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Clinics have been known to turn away people with HIV, alleging to be unequipped to treat them.
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Expecting a baby and feeling unequipped for the job, the couple approached Jamie Jeffries, a custom carpenter.
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They are mostly unequipped for a regular job, and clueless on how to go about getting one anyway.
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Lena and her fellow protagonists are investigating a phenomenon for which they are literally biologically unequipped to process.
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Ikora's response to being brushed off is also feels typical of people unequipped with responding to friends with depression.
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Similarly, Zuboff argues, surveillance capitalism is so new that people are simply unequipped to comprehend what they are seeing.
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Those numbers make clear we are moving deeper into the knowledge economy, and many Americans are unequipped to adapt.
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Unequipped to deal with the crush, border facilities and migrant shelters are dangerously overcrowded, and the staff is overburdened.
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"I knew because of my mental illness that I was unequipped to take care of her," Ms. Jones said.
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I like the organization, but I think this team and my boss are unequipped for this type of work.
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Barthel wept atop the podium as the Olympic band, unequipped with the necessary sheet music, improvised his country's anthem.
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Too often new Chromebooks, regardless of whether they're from Google or Samsung or manufacturers, feel unequipped to handle mobile apps.
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The Kinect, however, as countless 89003D-scanning professionals and enthusiasts have noted, is unequipped to produce such incredibly detailed results.
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Many others attend traditional public schools in communities near the military bases, which are unequipped to meet their unique needs.
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In fact, she writes sympathetically about prison officials being asked to do difficult, specialized work for which they're woefully unequipped.
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That said, Gusto does look petty trying to block the billboard and hide that it's unequipped to support massive teams.
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Facebook says it plans to bring more video content to the Portal in the future, but at launch, it's woefully unequipped.
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But the bamboo poles and tarpaulin structure, which is tied together with string, seems unequipped to deal with more heavy rain.
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DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach warned investors Tuesday that the U.S. is unequipped for recession as it becomes increasingly strapped by debt.
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But he and Mills seem wholly unequipped, even uninterested, to actually dig into the evidence and details of the LISK case.
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So truckers often take shortcuts down small residential roads, unequipped for weight and traffic, to shave valuable minutes off their commute.
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Once, a woman's heart stopped during an operation in Boutte's office, and—unequipped to deal with the emergency—Boutte called 911.
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Two trends in Maine show the precarious future for the U.S., which seems woefully unequipped to handle a rapidly aging population.
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But modern Penn Station — unlike its illustrious, state-of-the-art predecessor — is sorely unequipped to handle its 25st-century demands.
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Freud connected psychological anxiety with birth and infancy, when human beings experience wrenching change they're completely unequipped to make sense of.
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Not everyone making claims on Trump's mental fitness is unqualified to do so, but still may be unequipped to do so.
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But even granting the difficulty of their task, Trump loyalists were still remarkably unequipped to make a case for their president.
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A quick refresher: After shaving his own head for most of his life, he felt unequipped to style his daughter Izzy's mane.
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But that can strain a modest but reliable business by pushing it into areas the team is unfamiliar with and unequipped for.
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If these people see the administration as unequipped to handle an emergency, they owe the country a firsthand account of our vulnerability.
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Life has always been hard, but many millennials are unequipped to deal with the particular ways in which it's become hard for us.
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The move comes in the wake of news that the US, and California, is unequipped to test enough people to contain the outbreak.
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My twentieth-century box spring just lies around, unequipped to inform me each morning over WiFi how well I slept the night before.
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"I worked with John Kelly, and he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great President," said White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham.
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Finally, the SEC and other regulators are unequipped to keep up with the breathtaking changes in technology, let alone anticipate potential advances and challenges.
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These government officials were totally beholden to the political whims of the president and wholly unequipped to perform their duties for the American people.
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While Amazon may be becoming more adept at catching inauthentic reviews on its own platform, it is unequipped to catch scammers outside of it.
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Daters expect the apps to keep them safe from criminals, which is reasonable, but the industry is broadly unequipped to vet millions of daters.
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" White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham added, "I worked with John Kelly, and he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great President.
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But even that program is outdated and unequipped to handle the large numbers of foreign intelligence agents managed by American agencies in countries like Afghanistan.
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Many correctional institutions and local criminal justice systems are either unequipped or uninformed or both about how to put a particular program model into practice.
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Police dispatched to the scene were hopelessly unequipped for the riot, and called in the fire department, who turned the arena into a public bath.
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Then the three boys grew big—grew from toddling alarmists into wayward urban doofuses neurologically unequipped to perceive the risks incidental to their teen-age lives.
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Post-mating-age adults have a whole other heap of problems, the likes of which the sickest beat and saddest rhyme are woefully unequipped to solve.
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But that world is now gone, and tens of millions of Americans are quite evidently unequipped to do the vetting the new milieu demands of them.
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As we all should have learned from the Republican debacle in 2016, the presidential nominating process is utterly unequipped to deal with such a large field.
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"I worked with John Kelly, and he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great president," the press secretary, Stephanie Grisham, said in a statement.
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The report describes US troops as unequipped and partly untrained for this scenario, but it does not hold senior officials accountable for putting them in that situation.
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US health authorities would be woefully unequipped to deal with the number and severity of casualties, while the climate effects of a "nuclear autumn" would starve billions.
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This piece follows a woman, Chloe, who struggled with agonizing endometrial pain for years, fighting against a woefully unequipped medical establishment to seek a measure of relief.
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Two captured adults died of illness while the four children were returned -- perhaps also infected with illnesses that the islanders' immune systems were unequipped to deal with.
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The one is Brownsville is understaffed and unequipped for the new policy, according to Los Angeles Times reporter Molly Hennessy-Fiske, who took a tour on Tuesday.
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If one thing was made clear today, it's that Congress is woefully unequipped to be debating encryption and backdoors for law enforcement with the major tech giants.
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This was in the late '20163s, when a public school surely should have had to reckon with students of different faiths before, but seemed unequipped to do so.
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Since representatives of the companies seemed unequipped to answer that question during a briefing late last month, their CEOs are now being asked to cough up those figures.
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Rina Meutia, a disaster risk management specialist at the World Bank, said she had repeatedly seen international disaster response efforts that were unequipped to deal with conflict situations.
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Even though Oregon, where Gowen lives, has one of the most comprehensive sex-ed programs in the country, Gowen said that teachers felt unequipped to talk about porn.
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Unequipped by schooling or credentials to break free of dead-end work at the vulnerable low end of the labor market, they're both stuck in place and drifting.
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It argued that Boeing had not been forthcoming enough about the new system, known as MCAS, and that the F.A.A. had been unequipped to effectively review the plane.
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In other instances, medicines prescribed to control the symptoms of Alzheimer's can be rendered ineffective when patients, unequipped with sufficient information, use them in conjunction with other prescriptions.
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" White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham confirmed Trump's response, adding, "I worked with John Kelly, and he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great President.
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Trump is unprepared and unequipped to negotiate an interim deal or to move to another item on the agenda -- because there are no other items on the agenda.
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The officers said they were unequipped to handle the daily chaos of hundreds of frustrated and often irate people who sometimes taunt, curse out or even assault staff members.
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This abusive relationship with her mother left Harding unequipped to respond when the other relationship in her life, with first boyfriend turned husband Jeff Gillooly (Sebastian Stan), turned violent.
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Sexual assaults remain frequent and remain infrequently reported, since the mechanics of both the legal system and corporate HR departments remain fundamentally unequipped to enforce contemporary views about consent.
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Yes, there are many soft spots and problem areas, ranging from the absence of any meaningful cushion for US wage earners to health care systems unequipped for a pandemic.
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When the flap over "Borderlife" forced Israeli Jews to take a position on the highly complicated matter of assimilation and intermarriage, many of them proved unequipped to deal with it.
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Low pay and long hours have made it difficult to hire prison guards, leaving many of the correctional facilities understaffed and unequipped to handle the brutality within the prison walls.
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At a time when its services were sorely needed, the oldest hospital in the United States was forced to close its doors, unequipped for storms of the climate change era.
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In taking readers through this history, Grayling wants us to become aware of the possible failings of democracy — institutional dysfunction, citizens unequipped for practical judgment, the distortions of corporate power.
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This initiative follows a Teen Vogue report from 2018 that highlighted a rampant culture of sexual harassment and abuse at the festival, which was unequipped to accept reports or protect victims.
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White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham responded to Kelly's observations, stating: "I worked with John Kelly, and he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great President," CNN reports.
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Mentally-ill inmates not only take up a good chunk of who's behind bars in this country, but also provide serious challenges when it comes to staff unequipped for the challenge.
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Should Europe's defense unity break under Russian pressure, analysts worry, its economic and political unity would follow, leaving Germany isolated at a time when it is unequipped to go it alone.
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Unequipped to cope with the demands of a labor market in furious transformation, they will give "social mobility" a new, all-American meaning: the tendency to move in and out of prison.
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It involves adopting a cover as an employee of a Midwestern pipe company, something John is perilously unequipped for, as a way to deliver large sums of money to allies in Luxembourg.
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The decline of the quality and increasingly unequal distribution of that required education is at the source of the challenge faced by democratic societies, from voters unequipped and unable to seek the truth.
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" Trump's campaign responded to the speech by saying that Clinton has proven that she is "fundamentally unequipped to further the national security interests of the United States and stand up for our veterans.
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Unsurprisingly, Washington is unequipped to handle various problems associated with aging, specifically the potential for cognitive decline in federal judges who, unlike their counterparts in the executive and legislative, are appointed for life.
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A specialist at Stanford in addiction medicine, Lembke delivers a bottom line as bizarre as it is true: Most doctors hate and fear dealing with pain, and are utterly unequipped to do so.
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It's difficult to care about yet another group of people — those who aren't much different than Alexandria's equally unequipped denizens — who exist only to give newer characters like Jesus and Gregory something to protect.
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Most home invasion films subtly portray the white American victims as coddled into a deceptively placid existence by the trappings of modern capitalism — one that leaves them hopelessly unequipped to deal with the intruders.
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The blaze erupted a month to the day after the tragedy at Grenfell Tower, the London high-rise where at least 80 people died in a fire in an older building also unequipped with sprinklers.
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At a hearing my committee held in March of 2019 to discuss IRIS, the Agency sent a career official to testify who was wholly unequipped to answer basic questions on the decision-making around formaldehyde.
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The way this is presented, alongside the Charlottesville story, kind of highlights — perhaps unintentionally — how unequipped mainstream politics and mainstream journalism are to deal with the likes of Bannon, the alt-right/neo-Nazis, etc.
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"Saying something like, 'I feel unequipped to deal with this,' shows that you care, that you're concerned about your friend, and that you want them to find the help they need in this situation," she says.
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And 21st-century Americans are developing all these expectations of having a kind of limitless, completely fulfilling, sociable life at all times, which make us really unequipped to deal with the moments that aren't like that.
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"The new central bank in Aden remains unequipped - on the basis of manpower alone - to handle the duties that its predecessor institution did," said Adam Baron, a Yemen expert at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
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Instead, today's Pentagon leadership seeks to purchase new F-15s born of yesteryear's wars and equipped with technology more than three decades old that cannot withstand today's challenges and are woefully unequipped to combat tomorrow's threats.
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Unequipped to see these aspects of black aesthetics as important to art history, the institutional apparatus of labels, catalogues, and curatorial essays generally passes over them quickly, erasing their significance for Marshall's positioning as an artist.
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The effects of my exposure to the O.J. spectacle at a young age are still nebulous to me, but I do recall a moment that encapsulates how unprepared and unequipped Americans are for conversations about race.
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" Twenty-four years later, Franklin Delano Roosevelt contemplated America's entry into World War II and said, "To the weary, hungry, unequipped Army of the American Revolution, the Fourth of July was a tonic of hope and inspiration.
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Unequipped to deal with the dangers he faces—scorching sun, dehydration, and "the bailiff," an elegantly sadistic official from the village who's bent on tracking him down—the boy is taken under the wing of an old goatherd.
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But no law clearly applies, environmental law analysts point out, and the real situation is in some ways even worse — George probably didn't break international law, mostly because international law is profoundly unequipped to deal with rogue actors.
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Throughout her incarceration, the federal government has proven itself unequipped to humanely incarcerate a transgender woman -- even as the Obama administration has reformed military policies to be more inclusive of transgender people and attempted to advance LGBT rights abroad.
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Isn't it his role to calm the storm, represent real valor and integrity and seek to unify the country after an incredibly difficult but self-inflicted misstep, especially when his boss is completely unable and unequipped to do so?
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MILLENNIUM BUG (1997): This was a very forward-looking choice at the time, given that we were still a couple of years away from the Y2K doomsday scenario foretold by software unequipped to handle the calendrical change from Dec.
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It is likely that a similar effect will take place in Australia should the parliament succeed in passing the world's first anti-encryption legislation, creating a barrier of entry to the newer, less-resourced players unequipped to navigate the regulatory uncertainties.
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What tension there is rests on whether the rupture — the thing that will make that summer describable as "fateful" — will arrive because Frances is unequipped to deal with this couple, or because they're sinister and somehow using her as a pawn.
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Although I personally feel unequipped to comprehensively review Scodelario and Jones's (Mad Men) portrayals of bipolar disorder, both actresses do a fantastic job as tough, relentless, and fearless female protagonists — Kat is eerily reminiscent of Scodelario's iconic role, Effy, on Skins.
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A lack of money—Brazil recently lent the state of Rio de Janeiro $850 million in emergency funds—has also led to fears that officials are wholly unequipped to deal with the public safety strain that comes along with hosting the Olympics.
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I cursed myself for having never seen him live, felt thankful for even existing within the same tiny blip on the universal timeline as him, and grieved for the loss of someone so beyond description that language suddenly feels like a dumb and unequipped device.
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"The current framework in antitrust—specifically its pegging competition to 'consumer welfare,' defined as short-term price effects—is unequipped to capture the architecture of market power in the modern economy," Khan wrote in a piece on Amazon for the Yale Law Journal earlier this year.
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The Washington Post reported Sunday, citing Haley's upcoming memoir and an interview with the former ambassador, that Haley had named Tillerson and Kelly as two former members of the Trump administration who actively sought to resist Trump on issues they felt he was unequipped to handle.
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One of those teams has lost both a Hall-of-Fame point guard and their best player to nasty leg injuries, and is, as a result, relying on LaMarcus Aldridge, maybe the most mentally unequipped and aesthetically dull player you could feasibly put in that position.
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Motherboard's screenshots showing the error screens for the app indicate it was experiencing a variety of unexplainable errors, and that it was communicating this to the poor precinct leaders with garbles of technical nonsense they were no doubt unequipped to parse during the time-sensitive reporting process.
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The tragedy of Caal Maquin's death appears to be that an unusually large group of migrants crossed at an especially dangerous part of the US-Mexico border, and arrived at a border crossing that was particularly unequipped to deal with the needs of families and children.
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More than anything, Grace's account details how power dynamics in intimate relationships are far trickier to navigate than many of us are often aware, and how we're often unequipped to recognize and interrogate them when it counts — a conversation as tricky to navigate as it is overdue.
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Meanwhile, I'd been brainstorming new game ideas with a friend, and one of the ideas that stuck was a game about a person who's just minding their own business when they hear a loud knocking at their front door, and they're wholly unequipped to deal with this situation.
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People who follow Uzbekistan closely say that, based on what is known so far of Saipov, he appears to be one of "a forgotten generation" of Uzbek men who left the former Soviet republic for a better life bereft of a proper religious education and unequipped to navigate the West.
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For a school police officer in Philadelphia, PA to be completely unequipped and without authority while school police officers in rural Clarksdale, Mississippi are sworn and armed makes no sense; as the value of our children's lives is no more valuable in Mississippi as it is in Pennsylvania or New York.
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I cursed myself for having never seen him live, felt thankful for even existing within the same tiny blip on the universal timeline as him, and began to grieve the loss of a man so beyond description that language suddenly felt like a dumb and unequipped instrument with which to honour him.
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We've heard about how sudden fame can exacerbate depression, how a lifestyle of endless gigs can make way for drug and alcohol abuse, how performance anxiety can roadblock an artist's career, how disastrous record deals can change lives, and how the industry itself is often unequipped to help those who are dealing with mental distress.
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But even there, they've been getting into trouble: ARC's 2015 response to a string of northern California wildfires was so bad—showing up unequipped and unprepared, shutting down other volunteer operations, and then failing to provide promised food or shelter on its own—that locals shunned the organization to focus on their own relief efforts.
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But for less fortunate women, the choice may be between attempting to secure an unmanageable loan to fund a life-threatening illegal termination (since it continues to be true that when abortion is criminalized, dangerous backstreet operations become far more common) or carrying and giving birth to a baby you feel entirely unequipped to care for.
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Because we were also busy covering the news and felt the urgency of this rapidly evolving story, Andrew Blackwell, an Op-Docs editor, volunteered to join the project as a co-director on that episode, in which we argue that Western governments are unequipped to grasp the crisis, let alone defend us from state-sponsored information warfare.
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The state attorneys general, federal agencies and lawmakers are all working on separate efforts to investigate those concerns around the largest tech companies — including Facebook, Google and Amazon — which could result in limitations on their business practices or even tweaks to antitrust law, which is decades old and some say could be unequipped to take on modern tech companies.
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LONDON, April 13 (Reuters) - * The International Maritime Organization said it approved on Friday an amendment that would ban ships unequipped to strip sulphur from carrying high-sulphur fuel from 2020 - when new sulphur-content limits come into effect * New 2020 limits cut the amount of sulphur in the fuel that ships worldwide are allowed to use, from 3.5 to 0.5 percent by 2020.
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The developers that were selected to answer these questions weren't necessarily even qualified to answer questions based on business practices that are influenced and likely controlled by their publisher, EA. Whether or not the choice to send producers, programmers, and/or designers relatively unequipped (aside from their go-to "we're working on it" responses) into the fray of angry gamers was intentional isn't certain, but it sure feels like a great way to evade answering in a transparent way.
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