Sentence examples for far more prepared from inspiring English sources

He said the city would not tolerate any violence, and his police department seemed far more prepared this year.

On the eve of the first presidential debate here, most Americans say Gov. George W. Bush and Vice President Al Gore are strong leaders, but they consider Mr. Gore far more prepared for the White House and better qualified to deal with world leaders and members of both parties in Congress, the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll shows.

But while health officials were far more prepared this year to combat the spread of infected mosquitoes -- at this point last year, the city had yet to correctly identify the disease that was sickening residents -- the evolution and the spread of the disease are still confounding health experts as West Nile expands beyond municipal and state borders.

You might not have an argument that's more right, but hopefully you'll be the one who's far more prepared.

I'm far more prepared this time.

Teachers today are far more prepared when they walk into a classroom than the teachers of the past.

Some recent analysis of the comprehensive-schooled children of the 1990s suggests there is a weakening link between parental income and GCSE scores, while a quick glance at the social makeup of existing grammars shows they take far more children prepared for the 11-plus by private primaries than they do children on free school meals.

Because of the incentives attached to these tests, districts and schools across the country spend far more time preparing for and practicing test taking than any scheme for school accountability can justify.

"You learn far more by being prepared to stand up and present what you're doing.

But Mr Cameron is being far more careful in preparing the political ground for military action than he was a year ago.

"It is far more intelligent to prepare the necessary evolution of the monetary system in the 21st century".