Sentence examples for prospect of preparing from inspiring English sources

"The prospect of preparing for an emergency that may or may not happen is relatively unimportant.

Just as Mr. Roy was completing the final volume, he received a diagnosis of Lou Gehrig's disease, which ruled out any prospect of preparing a condensed edition, as his Chicago colleague Anthony Yu did with his acclaimed translation of "Journey to the West," another marathon-length Ming classic.

First, for millions of tax filers, complex federal and state tax laws, difficulty understanding forms and the time required to figure them out make the prospect of preparing and filing tax returns daunting.

Instead of top-down laser ablation, the alternative approach of this bottom-up wet process is an attractive prospect for preparing BSB-Me nanocrystals.

The ultimate promise of reusable craft like SpaceShipOne is a vastly reduced launch cost, greater ease of preparing a flight and the prospect of opening space for tourism.

So too is the prospect of Japan being prepared to deploy its forces with American ones during any regional emergencies.

All the properties of prepared directional conducting membrane indicate their promising prospects in proton conducting membrane applications.

The prospect of a vice president preparing to take over the presidency would usually alarm members of the president's own party.

The strike and the prospect of others, as unions prepare to battle public-spending cuts—have led to calls for tougher laws.Nadhim Zahawi, a Conservative MP who takes a keen interest in the emergency services, thinks firemen should be forbidden from striking, on the grounds that they provide an essential service.

The big winners will be those who take seriously the towering debt and the prospect of rising taxes and prepare in advance.

And let's admit it: even the most enthusiastic home chef, with a massive eat-in kitchen, can feel daunted at the prospect of racing home from work, preparing dinner for a group and serving it, trying all the while to look as if the entire enterprise were no big deal.