Sentence examples for care to prepare from inspiring English sources

Even so, sommeliers take care to prepare consumers who are not familiar with them.

"I promised Pope Francis, in a personal meeting with him, that I would take care to prepare everything," Marino was quoted as saying.

Cameron, who ran rings round Jeremy Paxman during the 2005 Tory leadership contest, took care to prepare for his encounter with Letterman.

Second, in February 1994 financial markets were taken by surprise by the rise in interest rates; this time Mr Greenspan has taken care to prepare them.Even so, there is cause for concern.

"A.C.S. and our foster care agency providers are committed to working with young people in care to prepare them for independent living when they leave foster care," Ms. Stein said in a statement.

I used to think that it was because I was a "smart patient", who took care to prepare well for any appointment with a doctor, and made sure that during the appointment the doctor did not get away with pulling the wool over my eyes.

Health officials will also work closely with hospitals and other health care providers to prepare for handling a large influx of patients in the event of a large-scale emergency.

To begin planning for yourself or the elder in your care, or to prepare for working with a financial planner, you will need to analyze "cash flow". This means calculating current income and expenses, including insurance coverage payments.

I forgot to learn about this, and apparently didn't care enough to prepare myself.

Failure to do this makes you look like an idiot who didn't care enough to prepare and is wasting their time.

She felt that nursery care could help to prepare children.