Sentence examples for enough preparing from inspiring English sources

Most schools and colleges spend too much time preparing students for careers and not enough preparing them to make social decisions.

It's tough enough preparing children for jobs that we might reasonably suppose will exist in the future – nurses, teachers, doctors, refuse collectors, the poor sap of an England manager, cyber-fluffers to curate your social media profile.

The future of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" is uncertain, but David is busy enough preparing his new Broadway play, "Fish in the Dark".

Although the producing micromouse has technical difficulty, it is very useful for students to study embedded systems if the educational materials are enough prepared.

An early backer in the presidential contest, Mr. Holder rebutted charges that Mr. Obama was not "black" enough, prepared him for debates and led the vice-presidential search.

"We weren't well enough prepared to run a campaign," Eun Min Park, the CEO at Amadas tells me when I spoke to her at TechCrunch Disrupt today.

Pressure to do more work in less time increases the need to cut corners and the risk of not being well enough prepared.

With the explosion of social networking that figure could increase, but is it something students and schools are well enough prepared for?

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

Being well enough prepared was emphasized as being particularly important for people not used to talking to a large group of people.

(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.