Sentence examples for does not prepare a from inspiring English sources

But it does not prepare a substitute return for everyone that it believes failed to file.

The rest of the test does not prepare a person to become a lawyer; it is merely an antiquated rite of passage.

Even some elected officials have argued that a liberal arts education is not useful because it does not prepare a graduate for a specific job or career track.

It certainly doesn't prepare a country politically for two harsh economic years.

He doesn't prepare a whole lot and goes with a visceral, gut-level approach to his speeches.

There's a case to be made that so much regular season success doesn't prepare a team for the adversity it could face in the playoffs.

In part this is due to Maron's skill as a conversationalist (he doesn't prepare a list of questions before interviews, preferring to improvise as if at a standup gig).

In classical music, for instance, the pianist Maurizio Pollini's crystalline virtuosity in the studio doesn't prepare a listener for the daring, even reckless feats of musical imagination on which he tests that virtuosity in concert.

"An Hour of Code doesn't prepare a student for a job, but it opens their mind about what they could be when they grow up, and that can make all the difference".

Maybe that's because the theory in the degree doesn't prepare a student for the reality?

Following instructions from a colleague, he said he did not prepare a laboratory work sheet.