Sentence examples for be highly prepared from inspiring English sources

Expect him to be highly prepared, and expect to learn something.

The Dutch expect their business partners to be highly prepared, as far as the relevance of conversation, knowledge of one's own business, and coming prepared with materials, such as prospectuses, photo galleries and price lists processed in detail.

In agreement with this view, it has been suggested that there must be a strong link between sexual stimuli and genital responses and that this link is likely to be highly prepared (in a biological sense) and automatic (in a cognitive sense) (Janssen et al., 2000; Laan & Everaerd, 1995a; Laan & Janssen, 2007).

"Teams are highly prepared for it and it's going to be a really intriguing tournament.

However, when subjects are highly prepared, the amount of excitability builtup in the execution system may change the situation.

In addition to involvement with horse racing and geographical location, perceived preparedness to a future outbreak was also associated with perceived vulnerability: managers who reported being highly prepared reported reduced levels of perceived vulnerability.

"We are doing some really good things, but it's time that we're not thinking about our other wonderful students who are very highly prepared.

Our interpretation of such observations is that in some trials the SAS was able to access the motor structures prepared for execution of the motor programme whereas the effects were not observed when those structures were not highly prepared.

The results of the study revealed that the influence of rotor speed, spray rate and inlet-air humidity should be highly controlled in preparing drug loaded microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) pellets, in terms of size, shape and dissolution.

With security increased for other recent city events, like the World Series, federal, state and city officials are already highly prepared.

To test this hypothesis, future studies should aim to better constrain the difference between individuals who (1) believe preparedness behaviors to be highly effective and choose to prepare and (2) believe the behaviors are effective but still fail to prepare.