Sentence examples for prepared to make some from inspiring English sources

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"We're prepared to make some hard choices," Mr. Morrell said.

Dowd wasn't immediately alarmed, and Volcker was prepared to make some compromises.

Unless other politicians are prepared to make some hard, expensive decisions, the Big Easy's future looks chaotic.

"The heavy port drinker must be prepared to make some sacrifice of personal beauty and agility," Evelyn Waugh pointed out.

Speaking from South Korea, the president vowed he was "prepared to make some tough decisions" but said he wouldn't comment "until I see the final report".

While most of the Mets enjoyed their first day off since reporting to spring training, coaches and executives prepared to make some tough decisions.

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The Ukip leader is preparing to make some major speeches departing from his party's traditional topics of immigration and the EU as the election campaign gets under way.

It is just me, or does it seem like Apple is preparing to make some sort of educational push with digital textbooks?

They have not announced a stock buyback or any acquisitions, but its clear that they are preparing to make some moves with all this cash.

Prepare to make some tough decisions when choosing your rides".

Prepare to make some lifestyle changes.

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