Sentence examples for bracing for things from inspiring English sources

Moreover, barring a swift economic renaissance, lawyers, managing agents and condo boards are bracing for things to worsen significantly this year as job losses mount, severances and savings evaporate, and the new reality sets in.

While shareholders generally see downsizing efforts as long overdue, they should be braced for things to get worse before they get better.

"I've been bracing for all the things that come with the return of troops," said Andrew VanDenBergh, a former Marine and a war critic who helped start Coffee Strong, a nonprofit cafe that helps soldiers find services.

Thousands in the stadium all bracing for the same thing, and then it was on its way, smacking all too predictably into the tape, sending Li and presumably quite a few of her Chinese compatriots into the kind of euphoria that only comes with a big sporting surprise.

We are in Blair Witch territory, letting our imaginations filigree the unknown and unseen, bracing for the next terrible thing.

Peeters left Waasland-Beveren after only six months to take up the Addicks' reins, and given the way Duchâtelet, a multimillionaire who made his fortune in electronics, has so far run the club he should probably brace himself for things to shortcircuit in short order.

Mandiant is bracing for reprisals.

Farmers are bracing for it.

The country is bracing for riots.

Moderate Republicans are bracing for the challenges.

But they are bracing for a change.