Sentence examples for prepared in time from inspiring English sources

It is unlikely that a rescue mission involving another shuttle could have been prepared in time.

"It's such a noble institution that helps people in times of need, helps educate them to be prepared in time of need, helps the armed services, gives the nation almost 50percentt of its blood supply," she said.

The Bank now proposes replacing this two-day MPC meeting with three separate meetings stretching over a week to allow the minutes to be prepared in time for the policy announcement.

The Mojave layover will prevent the Discovery from being prepared in time to serve as a possible rescue rocket for the planned launching of the shuttle Atlantis at the end of next month, if the launching goes forward on schedule.

"And safety is the paramount concern for our fans, so when it became obvious that certain of those sections could not be prepared in time to ensure that, they made the decision as to what the certification was, and from there, it was very easy; those seats were not going to be in play".

It's not known exactly when the data was compiled, but an analysis of the data suggests it was prepared in time for the 2016 presidential election.

The president of the United States has demanded that no one shall receive the fugitive, and maybe only the Brazilian president, Dilma Rousseff, wants to prepare in time an asylum for mankind.

They also taught us how to prepare in times of disaster and what to do during a disaster," says 15-year-old Trexia Collarga from Hernani, Eastern Samar.

I WAS once amazed to learn that some pasta sauces could be prepared in the time it takes water to boil.

Although the number of subjects was small, the result of this experiment suggests that teaching materials for our system could be prepared in practical time with some experience in rule definitions.

Better yet, throw together a quick salad and you've got a complete, elegant meal that can probably be prepared in less time than it would take my big pasta pot to come to a boil.