Sentence examples for prepared to think about from inspiring English sources

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You can almost see the green and red landing lights up ahead, guiding us over a forest of balsam and fir and into the heart of a gift-giving season almost no one is prepared to think about yet.

"I'm not prepared to think about things like that now," Dr. Farley said.

Carwyn Jones signalled last week in an interview with the Guardian that he was prepared to think about working with others.

But to do so they will need the votes of everyone who supported them last time, plus practically everyone who is even prepared to think about doing so next time".

Students are prepared to think about and work on their independent research projects focusing on the six proposed hypotheses accounting for the selection of bipedalism, and yet they also now realize that there exists a fossil record of seemingly contradictory failures.

"Obviously that was something they weren't even prepared to think about in those days.

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Something to think about later.

"Be prepared to think and hear about plenty of applications where you cannot really help, in order to find the ones you can approach in an innovative way.

Gopal was flattered and prepared to think everything was delightful.

Be prepared to think at the peripheries of your research and to make links.

She is so prepared that she rarely needs a pause to think about what to say.

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