unreadiness การใช้

• The main problem of the League was the unreadiness of its members.
• Many stories are told of his quaint absent-mindedness and unreadiness in conversation.
• In this case its Being may be seen as unreadiness-to-hand.
• However, the squadron's stand-down was postponed because of Vietnamese unreadiness.
• A disappointment if : Quarterback Jim Miller's unreadiness costs the Steelers the division title.
• On 27 August 1916, the Kingdom of Romania finally entered the war despite its unreadiness.
• Manegold seems determined to excuse Faulkner's unreadiness for The Citadel's strenuous freshman year.
• Another is what Kaye terms a growing " culture of unreadiness " among attorneys who appear in court.
• The Clinton administration, to avoid charges of military unreadiness, made sure that today, every division is combat-ready.
• "The unreadiness for participating in this ( peace ) process backfires on those who don't participate,"
• Some teens who are abstaining tell Newsweek that their reasons range from religious influences to caring parents and a sense of their unreadiness.
• She tells women that feelings of " utter, absolute unreadiness " can be combatted by acknowledging the losses in your life.
• His murder, he continued, " has become yet one more horrible symbol of the unreadiness of the society for such openness ."
• Responding to criticism over unreadiness, Truman fired his Secretary of Defense, Louis A . Johnson, replacing him with the retired General Marshall.
• The slow, accident-prone arrival of the first 24 has been one of the saddest examples of NATO's unreadiness in this war.
• Cheney echoed many of Bush's assertions Sunday, saying that the armed forces suffered from low morale, unreadiness and difficulty recruiting and retaining personnel.
• Because elected Palestinian leaders have shown unreadiness to combat the rebellion of groups like Hamas, Israel's troops are forced to act against the extremist insurrection.
• On the hour, the skeleton rings the bell and immediately all other figures shake their heads, side to side, signifying their unreadiness " to go ."
• But one Russian reporter who sneaked into Pervomayskoye before the assault began and witnessed how Russian troops were deployed, recounted alarming stories of unreadiness, sloppiness, and sheer incompetence.
• "I was running on instinct, " says Abdul-Jabbar of his 115-yard day in a victory against New England, admitting his relative unreadiness.