Sentence examples for enough prepare for from inspiring English sources

As if that wasn't enough, prepare for a night out on the town in your very own dressing room.

(244) He seems to think, deep down, that this is possible for any normal human being, for any member of any race who is of sound mind, but also to judge that, in their day, the cart was being put in front of the horse, and the entire panoply of citizenship was being imposed on a segment of their local population who had not yet been fully enough prepared for its burdens.

(I-4) Although they received written and oral information, a general impression was that the next of kin were not well enough prepared for the meeting, and in particular did not know the role of the CEC.

Another explains that a single read will not be enough: prepare yourself for many laps through the tome if your puny brain is to have a hope of understanding it.

So if I were dictator, I'd just extend the bank holiday long enough to prepare for the new currency.

When children are old enough to prepare for their initiation ceremonies, the stories become more elaborate and complex.

Mr. Crosson said emergency planning for hurricanes and blackouts was not necessarily enough to prepare for biological or chemical attacks.

The city, they say, still has not done enough to prepare for the surge in demand for shelter that winter brings.

In April, the State Department applauded the steps taken so far, but criticized the Greek government for not doing enough to prepare for potential terrorist attacks at the Games.

Lawmakers also passed a $2.8 billion deficit-reduction plan that the governor criticized as not going far enough to prepare for swelling future deficits.

Yet more than half the public says the government in Washington has not done enough to prepare for a biological attack, and nor have state and local governments.