Sentence examples for is clearly preparing from inspiring English sources

President Obama is clearly preparing for a debate on the growing inequality of wealth and income.

Although America is clearly preparing for war, weeks are likely to pass before it comes.

The administration is clearly preparing to make its case on education as campaign season nears.

But Mr Gore is clearly preparing himself for another run at the presidency: why else would he choose to teach in New York and Los Angeles, the two richest sources of Democratic money in the country, and Tennessee, the home state he so embarrassingly lost?The Democrats are also divided on another key issue: how to oppose Mr Bush.

Yet while Tsipras is clearly preparing for power, he is also putting water in his wine – and not only because the disaffection of the middle class is bound to grow with the implementation of austerity measures in 2013 that are billed as the toughest yet.

"Gates is clearly preparing the Navy and the Air Force to take the lead in major wars, and he wants the Army to focus more on having the troops it needs to sustain these long campaigns against insurgents," said James McAleese, a military consultant in McLean, Va.

While I don't want to deceive her, would it be O.K. to charge a reasonable fee, which she is clearly prepared to pay? A. L., TEANECK, N.J.

"The central bank is clearly prepared to tackle the problem head-on," said Bernard Baumohl, the chief global economist at the Economic Outlook Group.

Fine-tuning is the preserve of monetary policy and of Mr. Greenspan, who can respond more quickly than Congress, and is clearly prepared to take the proper steps on interest rates.

Mr. Gingrich shocked Mr. Romney by making an issue of the jobs he destroyed in his leveraged-buyout firm, and he is clearly prepared to take negative campaigning against Mr. Obama to a new low.

China is clearly prepared to pay for both.