Sentence examples for prepared against from inspiring English sources
The phrase "prepared against" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe being ready or equipped with something in anticipation of a potential situation or event. Example: The team was well-prepared against their opponents' aggressive defense tactics.
"Are you prepared against radiation?" Uesugi asked.
"It proved we learned an early lesson coming out prepared against teams like this," Coach Byron Scott said.
Teams are more prepared against us after last season and this is the toughest Premiership I have played in.
He said Israel has reserved the right to attack targets if it learns that attacks are being prepared against them.
French officials have declined to cooperate in the death penalty case being prepared against Zacarias Moussaoui, a French citizen who is charged in the Sept. 11 attacks.
But the new charges on Tuesday and the lawsuit being prepared against the longshoremen's union also underscore the mob's resilience in industries repeatedly investigated by the authorities.
After his match with Kasparov, Kramnik had made a vague reference to a second defense he had prepared against 1 e4 (besides 1... e5).
That includes indictments that have now been prepared against two former Afghan ministers, who will be brought to court in the next week or two, Mr. Nazari said.
Mr. Aquino said Thursday that criminal charges were being prepared against the sultan by the country's National Bureau of Investigation, and he rejected calls for an immediate extradition.
An anti-human rabbit polyclonal antibody was prepared against sulfatase protein purified from human placenta.
All these cases reveals the urge to be prepared against disasters in Turkey.
