Many times, the first supplementary sentence will consist of a simple noun/verb construction where you point out why something happened, in preparation of apologizing for it more fully.
"They have to be willing to accept that this is part of the way things are in life, and they have to be willing to do something about it in preparation".
Mesa College Political Science professor Carl Luna speculated that Hunter's run was an attempt to find "something to do" in preparation for his loss of the Armed Services Committee chairmanship with Democrats heavily favored to reclaim the House in the 2006 mid-term elections.
However, this approach also identifies "false positive" genomic regions that preferentially appear in the IP sample due to artifactual association with the agarose beads and/or the antibody (or something in the antibody preparation).
The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees had stockpiled something near 100,000 tents in preparation for a post-conflict Iraq.
5. (C) Pickard continued that NNPC General Managing Director Dr. Mohammed Barkindo was interested in doing something on climate change in preparation for the climate change summit in Copenhagen December 6-18.
Portraying a well-known figure was something she found challenging; in preparation, she conducted extensive research and worked with a dialect coach for two months.
I have vague memories of my mother suggesting that "international law requires a lot of time away from home, dear," but I wasn't really listening, and I did not for a moment consider choosing a career because it would provide something as complex as flextime-in-preparation-for-the-day-when-I-had-children.
"His results, what he achieved, he was one of the players who not only achieved the result but he brought something extra to the game in preparation, fitness, running.
But if Peter's right, and all these stand-alones are also detailing a series of steps taken by the Big Bads in preparation for something... well, that's an exciting idea".
