Sentence examples for prepared to answer the from inspiring English sources
"Because the world is changing so much, we must be prepared to answer the challenges.
Philo was prepared to answer the charge of disloyalty levelled against the Jews by the notorious anti-Semite Apion, a Greek grammarian, when the Emperor cut him short.
And by carefully following the three R process, writers of nonfiction will be prepared to answer the inevitable question: "How do you know?" Lee Gutkind is founder and editor of Creative Nonfiction Magazine.
But even as he prepared to answer the allegations made by Mr. Chang, Mr. Torricelli this week found himself facing a new charge that he accepted improper gifts from another businessman.
Senate Democratic leaders prepared to answer the House's move with a vote in the coming days — possibly on the eve of government funding expiring — to strip the health care provision from the spending bill and send it back to the House with little time for Republicans to change it.
With these concepts in place, Chisholm is prepared to answer the question with which he started.
— Tanya Abrams You're finally preparing to answer the question that well-intentioned family members, neighbors and complete strangers have been asking you for what feels like years: Where are you going to college?
Even as my Indian colleagues prepare to answer the MHA's allegations, in court if necessary, the Indian government's actions beg the question -- how does delivering electricity to a village that had none, or advocating for clean air, safe food, protecting forests and legally sanctioned rights equate to undermining economic interests?
Under these instructions appeared the words "Read carefully at home the next three chapters and be prepared to answer all the questions at the back".
It is not possible that at the first day you will be prepared to answer all the questions correctly.
If you've ever rented a car, you know the questions that you need to be prepared to answer at the rental counter: Do you want insurance?
