Sentence examples for advice to prepare from inspiring English sources

The editors at Entrepreneur think these 100 companies are brilliant, and J.D. Harrison has advice to prepare your business for growth.

But a brief stint at farming in his early teens persuaded him to follow Deacon John's advice to prepare for the ministry at Harvard.

And sure enough, when I started asking friends for advice to prepare my child (and myself) for the coming ninth-grade year, the most common response was: relax.

Residents who intend to evacuate in the event of a wildfire are less likely to prepare than those that plan to stay and defend, which points to a problematic gap between official advice to prepare regardless of intended actions and public tendencies to only prepare if they intend to stay and defend.

Having launched a new initiative, ParentInfo, Education Secretary Nicky Morgan is helping to ensure schools across the country can give parents the best possible advice to prepare their children for adult life, making sure they're kept in-the-know about all things social media-related.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the globe, the Government of Papua New Guinea was paying $36 million to Sandline International, a British company selling arms and military advice, to prepare its forces for an assault against the secessionist island of Bougainville.

As one-time under preparers and over spenders of our queer money, our advice is to prepare for the holidays months in advance.

Leslie White, APRN, Obstetrics & Gynecology, gives advice how to prepare for becoming pregnant.

My advice is to prepare and sign a formal postnuptial agreement with your husband.

My advice is to prepare for only half of what you have planned working as intended.

Academics can also provide guidance and advice on how to prepare research proposals and to carry out research studies, guidance in the preparation of reports and publishing of research results, and training for NGO staff in research methods.