Sentence examples for probably preparing for from inspiring English sources

Now she's probably preparing for her first speech as a senator.

Even those power plants that are part of the anti-MATS challenge are probably preparing for that.

"The development has been faster than we probably prepared for," said Gary Beach, administrator of water quality for the state.

Miller decided that South was probably prepared for a spade lead and chose the devastating diamond three.

While Hezbollah has said it would wait to see the scale and nature of the attacks before responding, in practice, analysts close to the organization said, it is probably prepared for any contingency.

A draft of these written instructions was probably prepared for the plaintiff before he came into court, but there could be no trial until it was accepted by the defendant, for there was always a contractual element about a lawsuit under both the new and the old systems.

England should probably prepare for a fiery welcome to the jungle.

With a generation growing up watching PewDiePie and Minecraft streams on YouTube, we should probably prepare for e-sports to be as natural a part of entertainment as Monday Night Football.

The hardcore bicyclists out there (I am not among their number) are probably prepared for all the wet and slippery inevitabilities of winter, but if you're just planning a few rides or are new to bike commuting, you might want to take a look at this handy guide to staying safe on the road.

Most important, this plan would be out before the King v. Burwell decision, so it was probably prepared for all contingencies, right?

Expectations of progress were already low for the United Nations climate conference in Poland this week, but few delegates were probably prepared for the latest stumbles.