Sentence examples for is really prepared from inspiring English sources

It is too early to know how far China is really prepared to go, but Mr. Hu made several potentially significant concessions.

"Our head of environmental initiatives says prosperity tied to growth is the elephant in the room that nobody is really prepared to talk about," he says.

Thundrous applause erupts, though I idly wonder if this audience is really prepared to boycott backwoods resorts touting organic lamb chops and solar-heated Jacuzzis.Mr Leakey's contention that nuclear power is worth considering draws scepticism from questioners.

"At one level nobody is really prepared for the impact of this, even the World War II generation," said Alan Brinkley, 52, the Allan Nevins professor of history at Columbia University.

Whether the government is really prepared to recognise the BBC's separation from government rather than an arm of its own fiscal policy will become clearer over the next 12-18 months.

By now we will know if anyone is really prepared to go all the way for the selfish hope of a season's fame, as a former poet laureate put it.

BBC Tokyo correspondent Rupert Wingfield-Hayes say no-one in Japan thinks Pyongyang is really preparing to attack.

No one here in Japan thinks Pyongyang is really preparing to attack Japan, says the BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes in Tokyo.

The House of Lords vote on elected police commissioners will show whether the Liberal Democrats are really prepared to raise a "louder voice" on their policy concerns, and whether the Tories are really prepared to listen.

"You have to be really prepared.

"That's really prepared me to help our guys now".