Sentence examples for prepared far from inspiring English sources

I'm sure you know that a public figure of your stature has their obituary prepared far in advance.

This was also the year when Germany, having left the League of Nations in 1933, prepared, far from secretly, the occupation of the demilitarized zone of the Rhineland.

Saudi analyst Mohammed Alyahya said the UN report "was prepared far away from Yemen and used satellite imagery to document allegations of human rights violations.

You'll be able to prepare far more effectively if you understand how they intend to run the session.

The Trump administration is preparing far more expansive tariff measures, including levies on another $16 billion worth of Chinese products that are expected to go into effect next Thursday.

Mr. Ginor of Hudson Valley Foie Gras said that the breeding was "a little off" last fall, meaning they did not prepare, far enough in advance, for the holidays.

Hurricane preparation is important for all homeowners, but for those with vacation homes, who may not be present as a storm approaches, the concerns may be more pressing, as they must prepare far in advance.

Except for one brief fly-by at a practice before the Winter Games, Cohen has been preparing far away from Kwan, practicing the past week on her home ice in California.

The researchers at the lab plan to expand their model to include more possible impacts and provide a detailed view of what individual counties can expect, so policymakers can begin to prepare far in advance.

It is a good idea to change up your rhythm often as well.[9] Take different intervals between when the ball hits the ball and you return it, so that your opponent will not be able to prepare far in advance for their return.

However, many environmentalists believe that, under pressure from the Treasury, Spelman is already preparing to make far bigger cuts.