Sentence examples for does not seem prepared from inspiring English sources

And Sprewell, who typically arrives at about 6 15 for 7 30 games, does not seem prepared to leave home any earlier than usual.

A third rule, which the commission does not seem prepared to change, prevents broadcasters from owning stations that reach more than 35percentt of households in the country.

Unfortunately for Trump, the rest of the world does not seem prepared at this stage to pursue such a comprehensive policy shift.

The courts are "perhaps the only institution of accountability this government does not seem prepared to harass, intimidate, ignore or roll over," wrote Andrew Coyne, a columnist for the conservative National Post.The government is intolerant of criticism and dissent.

But even at that level, the government does not seem prepared to act.However, despite the poverty, inequality and growing corruption, Swapo (formerly the South West Africa People's Organisation but now officially just plain Swapo), the former liberation party, which has ruled the country since independence, remains popular.

Indeed, society does not seem prepared to accept the sacrifices required for effective cancer prevention".

Unless, of course, one of the parties doesn't seem prepared to produce a nominee.

Even an old nemesis doesn't seem prepared to stand in his way.

What they are seeing is change that is substantive, intense and irrevocable and their "corporate" culture doesn't seem prepared to deal with it.

The only hopeful sign is that he doesn't seem prepared to spend much political capital on it.

Henheffer said that if the party doesn't seem prepared to carry through on its promise, the court challenge provides them with "grounds to fight this battle".