Sentence examples for built to prepare from inspiring English sources

Just across the Canadian border, hotels and highways are being built to prepare for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.

These futuristic buildings, built to prepare us for a world of jetpacks and robots, were colonised by teenagers to skateboard in and chug cider.

Swarming, usually brought on by overcrowding or poor ventilation, does not occur without specific telltale signs, he said, like queen cells being built to prepare the colony for the new monarch.

Topping refineries are usually built to prepare feedstocks for petrochemical manufacture or for the production of industrial fuels in remote areas.

Herein, a novel two-step strategy has been built to prepare new KF (KF-PDA-GO) with remarkably improved integrated performances by forming polydopamine (PDA) and graphene oxide (GO) bi-layer coatings on the surfaces of KFs.

The preparation trap for the project TRAPSENSOR at the University of Granada has been built to prepare ions, produced off-line with a laser-desorption ion source, using firstly the buffer-gas cooling technique.

The curricula for competency-based programs as a whole are purpose-built to prepare students for industry and careers as they evolve.

It's an identity I built up to prepare myself for "the battle" so that I could outwit my "enemy".

Foie defenders will tell you that gavage is almost second-nature to ducks and geese, whose bodies happen to be built to seasonally gorge themselves to prepare for migration.

"I believe it is necessary to build trust, to prepare things carefully.

Funding will also be required to build capacity to prepare for, and respond to, future emergencies in a coordinated manner.