Sentence examples for on being prepared from inspiring English sources

Wolff's career emphasis has been on being prepared, not on honing a shtick, shouting or calling undue attention to himself.

The emphasis with Zika lies on being prepared to do too much, rather than risk doing too little.

"Championship teams are built on being prepared, playing unselfishly and being held accountable, and that's how I expect to coach this basketball team.

In corporations worldwide, but especially in the United States, there is an increased focus on being prepared to respond to and vigorously defend matters surrounding pending litigation.

Abbott said Australia had provided $18m to the efforts in west Africa, on top of the $40m annual contribution to the World Health Organisation, and was "focused on being prepared here at home and in our region".

The central banks' credibility depends on being prepared to do two unpopular things: raising interest rates, despite the economic pain, and letting financial institutions fail.With interest rates that independence is (or should be) easy to maintain.

I suppose there's one being prepared right now to give young kids a shot in the arm".

Mr. Cheney comes closer to the mark when he asserts that the Pentagon is straining to meet its own declared standard of being prepared for two simultaneous regional conflicts, on the scale of the Korean and Persian Gulf wars.

It's not a question of being prepared; it's more a decision of what side of the storm you will be on.

For pensioners the main issue is the access to health cover, since this depends on the reciprocal agreements and, above all, it depends not so much on the EU, as on the UK, and specifically on its being prepared to go on paying the annual contributions – about €2,800 £2,3500) in the case of Italy – per pensioner after Brexit.

"Rio is too far from being prepared.