Chief Executive Frank Baldino vows that he will not be caught off guard.

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We can be caught off guard when an aging parent first begins to show signs that something is wrong and that changes are needed.

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That is just the way our tax code works and the last thing you want is to be caught off guard when it happens.

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They are more likely to be caught off guard, unaware, unprepared and put in a position to act on something they had not enough time or information about to consider a reasonable approach.

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But book sales of all sorts are dropping off, and, for the most part, online is not making up the difference, particularly if the publisher happened to be caught off guard when the tide changed.

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But then, it is in the nature of investors to be caught off-guard.

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"Since armed protection for rhinos in South African national parks is strong, poaching syndicates are likely to shift to countries with weaker enforcement power, including possibly Asian countries that may be caught off-guard, " Carlos Drews, global species programme director at WWF, warned in a statement.

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If one suicide bomber can kill 100 enemy soldiers because they were caught off guard that would be considered a strategic victory.

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Caught off guard, solo-goers can be left without recourse.

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He has not hyped vorapaxar, and he better have been caught off guard by the bad news, because otherwise there would be a serious problem with the vorapaxar clinical trials.

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