Sentence examples for rather be prepared from inspiring English sources

"Would you rather be prepared or unprepared?

I rather be prepared for the worst than not at all.

There are certainly days when I would rather be prepared before having the visages of either of the leaders of the major political parties in my country slapped in my face, or endless reports about male-dominated sports, all of which I find offensive and depressing.

Asked whether all the security preparations might prove excessive, he said: "I'd rather be prepared and have nothing happen.

In hindsight, Rosenberg's actions in his final days made it evident that he was not trying to evade death but, rather, was preparing for it.

I'd rather you be prepared than unprepared," McNamee said.

I'd rather you be prepared than unprepared.' " McNamee's lawyers said McNamee was passing on a warning to Clemens that he could fail the new urine tests for steroids that baseball was using.

In fact, they understand that they have to encourage several futures, rather than be prepared for none.

So for at least a day or so, think shopping rather than sightseeing, be prepared for long, romantic meals rather than grabbing a quick pizza, and rather than collapsing in your hotel in the early evening, save some of your energy to sample Florence's newly revitalised nightlife scene.

If you are prepared to take the trouble to call your MP you should not have to pay for the "privilege" - rather, parliament should be prepared to pay because it wants to hear from the public.

Better to be prepared rather than missing that once in a lifetime set.