Sentence examples for prepare for issues from inspiring English sources

Washington should tailor its strategies for greater effect in the short-term and prepare for issues likely to arise in a more democratic China in the long-term.

The strong market debut followed a few days of difficulty for SolarCity and its underwriters, none of whom fully prepared for issues in bringing a clean technology company to market.

"The strong market debut followed a few days of difficulty for SolarCity and its underwriters, none of whom fully prepared for issues in bringing a clean technology company to market," DealBook's Michael J. de la Merced writes.

PLAN NOW Ideally, all families should prepare for potential issues while everyone is still healthy.

Organizations should actively prepare for the issues stemming from a lack of qualified cybersecurity professionals.

We often don't plan ahead, don't prepare for the issues of serious illness, don't understand our choices and, as with Sen. Isakson's story, don't ask our elders about their preferences until it's too late.

They can also use the data presented here to understand the challenges and needs for effective integration and prepare for potential issues that may arise.

Moreover, prison organisers must ensure that inmates take part in regular group activity that can serve to improve social interaction, as well as psychological rehabilitation programmes that will help inmates prepare for the various issues they may face after their incarceration.

What should the average Joe (or Judy) do to prepare for any looming issues associated with inflation?

Britain's health service is not prepared for the issues faced by the growing number of cancer survivors who live on after being diagnosed at a young age, a study published on Monday warns.

It took her five years of research and seven trips to Japan to prepare for the special issue on shibui.