Sentence examples for are more prepared from inspiring English sources

Some councils are more prepared to take risks than others.

In these circumstances, voters are more prepared to take risks.

Europe and Japan are more prepared for mobile video, both technically and psychologically.

"New Yorkers are more used to spending and are more prepared to do so," he said.

The Bears are more prepared for a Packers visit this time.

Why? Do you think people these days are more prepared for blackout emergencies?

So the new machines are more prepared for today's world - they're much more about social, viral experiences.

Peter Siddle reminded us that few men in the game are more prepared to die hard in pursing their ambitions.

There are signs in some countries that presidents and legislatures are more prepared to seek consensus across party lines.

I think people feel they can get to grips with punctuation more readily than with other linguistic topics, and so are more prepared to speak out about it.

The ROH's director of opera, Kasper Holten, has said that the pre-performance warning for Guillaume Tell will be reviewed so audiences are more prepared for the scene.