ill-equipped

To write a children’s book free from moral judgment means accepting that maybe fortune really does favor the brave, the ill-equipped, and those emboldened by self-belief if nothing else.

"It's a brutal system and I feel ill-equipped to deal with it," Susan says.

Now Kim is sending North Korean troops—many of them elite Special Forces—to augment the ill-equipped men that Russian commanders have hurled into combat like cannon fodder.

As it turned out, Haggen was utterly ill-equipped to grow nearly 10-fold overnight.

The new president’s plan also relies heavily on the military, though experts say troops are ill-equipped for a law-enforcement role.