Sentence examples for preparing for trouble from inspiring English sources

Before the storm season begins, here are tips on preparing for trouble that may befall you.

With memories of the post-election violence in 2007-8 still fresh, many Kenyans have been preparing for trouble ahead of voting Monday.

Instead, it was about a new ban on shark-finning, ie, the removal of fins from sharks caught in European waters or by European ships elsewhere.European officials now recognise the folly of creating the euro without preparing for trouble.

There are probably plenty of reasons to start preparing for trouble.

PAGE B7 PREPARING FOR TROUBLE AHEAD HSBC Holdings, Europe's largest bank, asked investors for £12.5 billion, or about $18 billion, of new capital to prepare for further deterioration of the global economy.

Will O'Reilly and his executives be prepared for trouble?

The media had come to the Low Countries prepared for trouble from the England fans.

Suddenly, projected over a megaphone, he heard "Prepare for trouble.... Make it double".

Faced with such a bleak history of corporate wrongdoing, Mr. D'Alessandro said, managers should actively prepare for trouble.

BLOOMBERG NEWS | CITI PRESENTATION China's Big Banks Cushioned by Cash | The nation's largest lenders, though battered by the markets, have been accumulating a capital buffer for two years as they prepare for trouble among debt-laden local governments.

Many economists say Argentina's inability to pay its towering debt should not have major repercussions since most lenders in Argentina were Argentines themselves, and many businesses had time to prepare for trouble.