Sentence examples for constantly preparing for from inspiring English sources

"We are constantly preparing for a hurricane," Kelley said, adding that his house was severely damaged by Hurricane Harvey.

The other possible explanation would be that it is more emotionally demanding in the final year of study which has its academic curriculum packed with many varied clinical postings and the students are constantly preparing for the final professional examination.

At a biryani stall, I am surrounded by ethnic Burmans, the majority, smearing on thanaka, a paste that supposedly provides sun protection but resembles war paint, giving Yangon the look of a city constantly prepared for a medieval battle.

Test scores went up incrementally for Black and Latino children because students in the test prep academies were constantly prepared for the exams instead of really being educated.

The frequency with which fat-shaming happens means many fat people go about their lives for years feeling constantly on guard, always prepared for someone to make a comment, to call them out.

The commander, Gen. Hassan Tehrani Moghaddam, was a crucial figure in Iran's efforts to build long-range missiles who was "constantly preparing himself for the probable upcoming conflict with America," according to a eulogy by a fellow senior Revolutionary Guards commander, Gen. Hossein Alaie, that was published on Iran's Tabnak news site.

This requires a new kind of leadership: one which appreciates how the formal status of co-ownership places new obligations on management to be constantly prepared to give account for the decisions it has made on behalf of members.

Study well for tests and remain constantly prepared.

"There's been enough consolidation in our industry that we have to constantly be prepared for it," he said.

There were early mornings, a lot of work preparing for the daily trips to sea and constantly smelling like dead tuna and anchovy oil.

Finish preparing for polish.