Sentence examples for In terms of being prepared from inspiring English sources

In terms of being prepared for exams, it's setting a realistic revision timetable in advance.

"In terms of being prepared, the overall numbers do not matter," Feltgen said.

"People will be getting advice from the emergency services in terms of being prepared to evacuate, and then where necessary being advised to evacuate," he said.

"But because we had players coming out late, we knew they just weren't where they should be in terms of being prepared for the season.

However, collagen I is comparable to Matrigel in terms of being commercially available and easy to prepare as a transwell coating or thick (3D) gel.

The vesicles are categorized by a higher chemical stability with respect to liposomes due to the variation in composition between surfactants and phospholipids but appear to be similar in terms of the physical properties of liposomes being prepared in the same way [108].

Pressed on whether the US could be described as part of his new "coalition of the committed", Cameron said there were challenges in the USand that some UK crown dependencies were "now ahead of US states in terms of what they are prepared to do".

"It came clear that in terms of leadership, he was prepared to accept the leadership role of the team as we prepare to rebuild," General Manager Mike Smith said.

Worcester director of rugby Dean Ryan: "We didn't get anything out of it, but we did as a group in terms of showing we were prepared to fight.

Prestressed concrete beams, which have been rarely studied in terms of ultrasonic nonlinearity, were prepared.

Obviously, it's not the same as only serving a year [as Selina Meyer does in "Veep"], but there were some comparisons to be made with Selina in terms of the shock of being kicked out and not being prepared for it ― in terms of some of the staff having a hard time finding new jobs because they were partially being blamed for his loss.