Sentence examples for prepare in the event of from inspiring English sources

For those that have time to prepare in the event of an evacuation, she offered some advice.

On Wednesday, state forecaster Aaron Everett told a panel of lawmakers Washington would benefit from putting more funds toward preventative measures including thinning trees in parched forests and helping homeowners prepare in the event of a wildfire.

Still, she added, the park is prepared in the event of a loss.

He read from a letter which Coetzee had prepared in the event of a win.

United had told the midfielder to be prepared in the event of a deal going through.

Mr. Sants, a former executive at Credit Suisse First Boston, said that while he was confident that British banks were well capitalized at the moment, bank managers needed to be prepared in the event of another, much sharper downturn.

Falwell said that one of the reasons for the university's aggressive posture on carrying firearms is so that the campus will be prepared in the event of an "active shooter" scenario.

We can work to make the relationship less difficult (or to be reasonably prepared in the event of a disaster), while at the same time accepting the reality that the relationship is very difficult.

Perhaps the last word should go to those well-known job-destroying, economy-hating, green-left anarchists in the federal treasury, whose comments in the "blue book" prepared in the event of a Coalition victory in 2010 were released under freedom of information.

These kings were not just disturbed by the violence of the sport; they worried that too much "meddling in football" had cut into the time previously devoted to archery practice and that therefore the Kingdom would not be militarily prepared in the event of an invasion.

In an interview, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said yesterday that the United States is talking to "as many people as we possibly can" about the situation in Syria, as well as in Lebanon, to ensure that Washington is prepared in the event of yet another abrupt political upheaval.