Sentence examples for not prepared to work from inspiring English sources

"At 82," he said, "I'm not prepared to work night and day".

"If people are not prepared to work, we are looking to cut their benefits.

The young adults of today want it all but are not prepared to work for it, a new study suggests.

"Germans are not prepared to work until they are 67 to allow others to retire at 60".

Much of the staff turnover is due to the departure of young and inexperienced teachers who are not prepared to work in inner-city environments.

"If you're not prepared to work, there is not going to be room for those guys on the team to ride along.

They knew his history and just weren't prepared to work with me at all.

"We're just putting teachers out there who aren't prepared to work with ELLs in their classrooms," she said.

What would a donor think if told that even the highly paid CEO or Fundraising director of a charity wasn't prepared to work more than the contractual hours?

She could have earned more, apparently, but in exchange for £50,000 one nightclub asked "that she turn up twice, not go anywhere else before or after that evening, and stay for a minimum of two hours", and, frankly, she just wasn't prepared to "work" in those kind of conditions.

"In the first half we weren't prepared to work hard and we paid the consequences".