Sentence examples for prepared for expected from inspiring English sources

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.

Equity release should be one of the key solutions for a Britain that is "woefully under-prepared" for the expected explosion in the number of older people, according to a House of Lords committee this week.

When asked about his firm's investment in Mytonomy, Mitch Kapor told us that video can be a powerful and effective tool, especially when well-assembled and curated, and that students are able to get far more value out of the college and have a better chance of succeeding and graduating when they're better prepared for what to expect.

When it came time for college, however, I was less prepared than I expected.

The as-prepared adsorbents are expected to be used for the removal of other heavy metal ions.

She said that although the Kurdish government was more prepared for such trips than she expected, "the concept of tourism is a very new one".

Earlier Tuesday, Trump declared that the government is "absolutely, totally prepared" for Hurricane Florence, which is expected to bring destructive winds and catastrophic flooding.

"My question to them was: Why don't you go to his office and kick him out?" The Muslim Brotherhood, operating sub rosa since it was banned in 1954, seems the most prepared for the elections that are expected over the next 18 months.

The goal of which is to be better prepared for the leadership challenges I expect to face in the future.

By the time I reached a point in my life where prison had become even a remote possibility, I was already pretty prepared for it ― maybe even expecting it a little.