Sentence examples for advised to prepare from inspiring English sources

Given their particular vulnerabilities, cities would be well advised to prepare for the worst through good hygiene control, infection control, and urban infrastructure and design.

Further downriver, residents in Magdeburg, the next major city on the Elbe's path to the North Sea, were advised to prepare to leave.

The Council would be better advised to prepare for a smooth transition and to create more public support for an end to term limits by referendum next year.

Residents in parts of north-east Scotland have been advised to prepare for "residual impacts" from the recent floods after heavy rain caused record river levels and severe flooding.

But by the time discussion of the first two topics – should human eggs be for sale and does the devil exist – had ended I was tiring and the key points I had been advised to prepare were like a bunch of unruly kids sparring in my brain.

The council has been advised to prepare to cut about £50m from its spending over the next three years.

To ensure optimal image quality, we advise to prepare samples in thin-bottom 96-well dishes instead of coverslips, carefully optimize the autofocus function, measure the distance between optimal focus planes of different channels, and determine the dynamic range of exposure durations for several samples.

One of the main reasons for not using placebos in these trials may be the difficulties involved in preparing a liquid form (decoction) to have the same color, taste and flavor as a comparator, and thus the formulations are advised to be prepared in the form of capsule or pill [ 48, 50, 51].

Motorists were also advised to be prepared by carrying warm clothing and emergency provisions on their travels and allowing extra time for their journeys.

Drivers were advised to be prepared for the conditions if they needed to travel and ensure they go with boots, a spade, warm clothes and food and drink.

He would be well advised to come prepared with an answer devised to satisfy them without further humiliating the occupants of his house.