Sentence examples for could be preparation from inspiring English sources

Or it could be preparation against an onslaught of mosquitoes hatched in all the wet weather.

The movements could be preparation for an underground atomic explosion, although predicting such a test is difficult.

SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaea has stepped up what could be preparations to launch a new rocket from its northwestern launching station in defiance of a United Nations ban, the satellite operator DigitalGlobe said Tuesday, citing recent satellite imagery of the facility.

SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaea has increased activity at its main underground nuclear test site, digging new tunnel entrances in what could be preparations for another nuclear test, a Washington-based research institute reported Thursday.

Pakistan denies Indian allegations that it is waging a proxy war through jihadi groups (it says it simply offers "moral support" to them) but the two sides are lining up heavy artillery and a million men along a ceasefire line in what could be preparations for a conventional war.

A top Interior Ministry officer said today that there had been an increase in attacks by Chechen militants this weekend that could be a preparation for a major operation.

But the restructuring could be in preparation for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.While Kodak suffers, its long-time rival Fujifilm is doing rather well.

Google has also updated the look and design of the Play Devices web store, prompting some to note that this could be in preparation for a Nexus 5 listing.

The possible reason for such weak oxidative stress in our study could be the preparation of GS.

His entire political life could have been preparation for this campaign.

According to Keith Hatter of K2, a management consultancy, one of the first lessons that business hotshots could learn is preparation:  In the sports world there is a much greater emphasis on preparation than there is in corporate life.