Sentence examples for necessarily preparing from inspiring English sources

But I'm not necessarily preparing for it.

In the same way, when Trump talks about how the election is fixed, and how the State Department covers up scandals, and how the media spreads lies, he's not necessarily preparing his followers for resistance or violence after November 8th.

This implies necessarily preparing them for the task of making complex judgements about their own work and that of others, and also for making decisions in uncertain and unpredictable circumstances in which they will find themselves in the future (Boud & Falchicov, 2006).

The Actors Studio does not necessarily prepare its students for this.

That doesn't necessarily prepare you for long-form ideas.

Fighting the last war will not necessarily prepare us for the next one.

Her early life did not necessarily prepare her for the limelight.

They also do not necessarily prepare soldiers for carrying heavy packs or sprinting short distances.

The spokesman, Martin Bredl said in a telephone interview that the company was discussing the possible acquisition, "But we aren't necessarily prepared to make an offer".

People who rely on subsistence farming aren't necessarily prepared for frosts or drought, which is when food security becomes an issue.

At the White House, Mr. Axelrod says voters "aren't necessarily prepared to turn back" to the Republicans he says "dug the hole" of joblessness to start with.