Sentence examples for preparations especially from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Mr. Obama convened his national security team to review the security preparations, especially for the aviation system.

Matches against fluid and motile teams with good organization and discipline - like Argentina, USA or even Egypt in February - proved that Bosnia-Herzegovina struggle to recover lost possession or to stop counterattacks, and improving this will be Susic's imperative in his preparations, especially for the matches against Argentina and Nigeria.

- Teach effectively but also efficiently; try to minimize your new course preparations, especially early in your career.

There is a great need for oral anti-malaria preparations especially for small children, which are easy to administer and keep their stability under tropical conditions.

In Europe, the chalk or gypsum based ground preparations for panel paintings common in the Middle Ages were replaced by clayey-earth ground preparations especially in the Baroque paintings (seventeenth eighteenth centuries) [19, 20].

Because an increased percentage of oxidized HSA is responsible for impaired HSA functions [28], the development of a reliable method providing qualitative and quantitative data on HSA variants in commercial preparations, especially the ratio of native HSA to degraded forms, is of paramount importance for optimizing the clinical use of HSA.

This TA12 mAb could be mixed with other chimeric antibodies under development at the CEA (notably anti-BoNT/B and anti-BoNT/E antibodies), to prepare an oligoclonal preparation especially for use against human botulinum intoxication.

The college focuses on career preparation, especially in medical and educational specialties.

Getting video is one of the biggest challenges of tournament preparation, especially if the opponent, like Pacific, has rarely played on television.

Bright graduates may make good teachers, she says, but not without extensive preparation, especially when we have growing performance expectations of even the most difficult children to educate.

THE strongest predictor that a student will graduate is academic preparation, especially the level of math completed in high school, according to Clifford Adelman, a senior research analyst at the Department of Education.