Sentence examples for a better prepared from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Mr. Obama is now a better prepared and better defined candidate, and no doubt a stronger one, than he would have been without his rival.

Q. Do you think the new format will produce a better prepared challenger? A. There will be slightly less racing but higher quality racing, which will probably enable whoever wins to come into the America's Cup a little fresher.

Doing so will mean you will arrive at college a better prepared student, continue to earn the admiration of your teachers and classmates, and ultimately be able to look back on your high school experience (and transcript) with pride.

Study after study shows that effective, high-quality internships create a better prepared workforce, and paid internships are most often the effective, high-quality ones.

President Gerald Ford said, "I can say without hesitation, because of Scouting principles, I know I was a better athlete, I was a better naval officer, I was a better Congressman, and I was a better prepared President".

This work should support a better understanding of the reasons for IT introduction failures and therefore enable a better prepared and more successful IT introduction projects.

This, however, was a better-prepared, more confident Mickelson, and it has shown in his performance.

"I was a better-prepared buyer because I was renting for so many years".

Today's player would weigh the same but have body fat of less than 12%, making them a better-prepared athlete".

Athens, in contrast, suffered the ignominy of nearly having the Olympics taken away by the I.O.C. in 2000 and handed to a better-prepared city.

The fundraising boost for Romney came as Obama's campaign team Monday promised that a better-prepared and more combative president will turn up for Tuesday's debate.