Sentence examples for making preparing from inspiring English sources

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But Rachel Cleetus, a lead economist and climate policy manager with the Union of Concerned Scientists, said both the budget blueprint and Trump's response to Hurricane Matthew, are indicators his administration isn't making preparing for or responding to natural disasters a priority ― even as scientists anticipate such storms will increase in frequency and severity as global temperatures rise. .

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"This makes preparing for the World Cup somewhat complex".

This has made preparing and evaluating the drivers of the future nearly impossible for team directors.

I think that my family enjoyed the noise I made preparing it — although that had never been made explicit.

Their experiences in assembling those federal grant applications last year probably made preparing their waiver requests easier because both had similar requirements.

So far on the blog, all the cooking is being done by Susan, who makes preparing flan look like a piece of tarta.

It makes preparing for the future so much easier.

And yet today, technology-powered services like TurboTax have made preparing taxes better, easier and cheaper for millions of people.

As even so-so cooks know, stainless steel is ideal for browning and braising; durable nonstick coatings make preparing delicate foods, including eggs and pancakes, less nightmarish.

Lighting a candle while making dinner so a warm glow shines on the chopping board makes preparing meals beautiful.

The movement of the ship made preparing hot food on the Primus nearly impossible, but Crean, who acted as cook, somehow kept the men fed.

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