Sentence examples for prepare for expected from inspiring English sources

Merck's last decline in quarterly earnings was in the second quarter of 1993, when it closed some plants and cut jobs to prepare for expected efforts by the Clinton administration to restrain drug prices.

Senator Barack Obama, Democrat of Illinois, held a rally the other day in Texas, and aides to Rudolph W. Giuliani, the New York Republican, said staff members would be sent to California, Florida and Missouri, as both candidates prepare for expected Feb. 5 primaries in those states.

Increases in enrollment throughout the 1910s led the school board to request funds to build a new high school building along with additions to other district buildings to ease overcrowding and prepare for expected growth in enrollment.

Although long-term weather forecasts are often used by some countries as part of their heat plans to prepare for expected summertime activity levels, useful information may also be provided by information on wintertime mortality levels in settings where our findings are replicated.

TO large house builders, factory construction provides a way to drive down material and labor costs, and to prepare for expected shortages of workers who have building trade skills.

Hezbollah rockets began hurtling over the Lebanese border into northern Israel, and Palestinians in the Gaza Strip prepared for expected incursions.

The latter states that 'we should not only be prepared for expected but uncertain future climates, but also for unknown uncertainties, so-called Black Swans.' Accordingly, policy development should incorporate proactive adaptation by using scenarios for characterisation of uncertainties, and indicators to monitor the necessity of policy revision.

Several lawmakers used yesterday's votes to say they should have done more to prepare for the expected shortfall.

The United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, is seeking donations of $584 million to try to limit the misery and to prepare for the expected exodus.

One day in June of 2002, Lurie worked out hard to prepare for an expected nude scene in the HBO prison drama "Oz".

When asked if he had advised Pimco to prepare for an expected interest rate rise this year, Bernanke said: "No, I haven't given them any advice on that.