Sentence examples for more often prepared from inspiring English sources

Especially women are more often prepared to do so.

They use fewer hard and soft tactics and are more often prepared to concede unconditionally when it comes to highly conflicting issues.

Older women are also more often well prepared before childbirth [ 33], and it may be easier to prepare for a predictable event as an elective cesarean delivery than for labour and a vaginal birth.

If you find little brow-reddish spots and/or a white or dark fluid in your underwear more and more often, be prepared for the blood of menstruation anytime soon... Menstruation is a sign you'll be able to have children one day!

The domestic firm can focus better on its home market, adapt more swiftly to changing conditions and is often prepared to take more risk, says BCG.

Even longtime favorites like chicken nuggets and hot dogs are less likely to end up on school lunch trays nowadays — and when they do, they are often prepared in a more health-conscious fashion.

Perhaps this is why the entertainment industry is more important to us that we are often prepared to admit.

Samira Mahmoud, 45, a member of the women's brigade, who marched with her 21-year-old daughter, said that her unit was meeting more often to prepare for providing first aid to wounded soldiers.

"While the power of the Islamic State's social media outreach is undeniable, it appears more often to prepare the ground for persuasion, rather than to force the decision," said the report.

And they are often prepared to make offers much more quickly than during fall job fairs.

BODIPY 505/515 solution is most often prepared in DMSO, as this is thought to be more efficient for diffusion through cell membranes [ 20] (Table  5).