Sentence examples for ready to answer to from inspiring English sources

This is a question that she must be ready to answer, to the press, to shareholders, to the world and, most importantly, to her employees.

The scientific program is characterized by the tight balance between clear guidelines and the "flexibility" to tackle all the present scientific questions as well as the ideas possibly arising along the years of its operative life; in particular, it will be ready to answer to the necessities arising from both ITER operation and/or DEMO design.

Donovan has to be ready to answer some questions.

"And you have to be ready to answer a few questions about whoever you pick".

"You have to be ready to answer hard questions," said Ed Stafman, a lawyer in Tallahassee.

The aim is to have experts ready to answer customers' questions.

"We are ready to answer all questions in detail put to us by the UN.

"We have to be ready to answer the call of the president, if it comes," Captain Barbaree said.

They wanted to be ready to answer questions from any parents worried that gay couples in dormitories might lead students to become homosexual.

Every time you begin to think we're ready to answer the burning why, focus on the image of Dylan's hearts.

So thank heaven for the Turkey Hotline, a team of advisors on call right up to Christmas Eve today, ready to answer calls from panicked people in need of some quick culinary advice.