Sentence examples for prepared whether from inspiring English sources
Mr. Pataki said he wants to be prepared "whether it's a hurricane that takes out the power lines, a terrorist act that takes out the power plants" or an overloaded electricity grid.
In response to Sam Sifton's article on corn bread, readers engaged in lively debate over how the dish is best prepared, whether Southerners know best and whether our version too closely resembled dessert.
Related: We encourage you to visit a recent session of our virtual Guidance Office, in which the financial aid expert Mark Kantrowitz discussed the importance of being prepared, whether as a student or as a parent, for the financial implications of attending college.
Growing up as a gamer teaches you to always be prepared, whether it means carrying around some extra AA batteries for the ol' Game Boy or keeping your eyes peeled in Rehashed First Person Shooter 5.
If you feel a flash of fear about an upcoming deadline or event, make it an opportunity to make a plan of action to get fully prepared, whether that means getting started on a paper, rehearsing for a play or practicing a speech.
Much of this development, he noted, can be traced to the worsening nutritional habits of low-income Germans who are attracted to the ease of prepared foods, whether in the freezer section of a grocery store or at a fast-food outlet.
(ID 37, male, 60, CD) At social events, people with IBD had to pay special attention to the food they eat because they could not always find out how the dishes were prepared and whether there was some ingredient they did not tolerate.
Yet she is not prepared to say whether determinism is true or whether instead any person has free will.
Marvellously, however, there still remain those prepared to question whether Kauto Star is even the best in his own stable.
Equation 2 clearly provides a better model for fitting data sets obtained with wild-type CYP3A4, whether prepared as bactosomes or as reconstituted systems, and with mutants I369L and I369F.
Be prepared to perspire, whether or not it's going to be warm outside.
