Sentence examples for are we really preparing from inspiring English sources

So are we really preparing our children for their creative futures?

"We have kids who will pass and go through all their coursework, but what are we really preparing them for?" she said.

Under these circumstances, are we really prepared to spend millions of dollars administering this vaccine?

And of course, if we do think we have an obligation to obey this instruction manual, are we really prepared to obey this instruction manual?

We have to ask ourselves as a society, are we really prepared to let our children grow up this way?" For a third of New Zealand children the Kiwi dream of home ownership, stable employment and education is just that – a dream.

And are we really prepared for it?

First and foremost, are we really prepared to accept the deliberate aerial destruction of the Nuba people?

Were we really prepared for the onslaught we faced that night?

"The lesson here is, we really need to prepare for this," Synolakis said.

We want to show people we are open and we are really prepared to have an organisation come in and look into our business".

The question Ms. Kafka poses is whether we're really prepared to do something serious about equalizing educational opportunities and reducing the alarming achievement gaps among children based on race, ethnicity and socioeconomic status.