Sentence examples for sufficiently preparing for from inspiring English sources

A very interesting development on this front happened in April: Farmers Insurance filed class-action lawsuits against the city of Chicago, arguing it is not sufficiently preparing for disastrous heavy rainfall resulting from climate change.

Anand chose the Berlin Defense, and Carlsen sidestepped the main line, perhaps because he was not sufficiently prepared for it.

There must be substantial discussion of these and other questions before the first artificial intelligence is created so that the human race is sufficiently prepared for its existence.

Hospitals are already facing closure, and Mr. Raske said the proposed cuts would endanger more of them at a time when they need $1.2 billion in the next two years to sufficiently prepare for possible terrorist attacks.

Most of those who contributed to the research felt that they had not been sufficiently prepared for the micropolitics of leadership – but there is an eagerness to change this.

Concerns were also raised about whether Facebook was sufficiently prepared for the shift to mobile and the impact that could have in its revenues, though the company has subsequently pushed hard on its mobile strategy.

And while both Clinton and Sanders's plans would address affordability, neither has much to say about how to make sure students are sufficiently prepared for the rigors of college, Taylor said.

In its submission, the CBI says: "The current exam system risks turning schools into exam factories that are churning out people who are not sufficiently prepared for life outside the school gates".

Kenya's prime minister, Raila Odinga, said: "One fears for the stability of Ethiopia upon his death, because you know that the Ethiopian state is fairly fragile and there is a lot of ethnic violence … I don't know that [Ethiopian politicians] are sufficiently prepared for a succession: this is my fear – that there may be a falling out within the ruling movement".

His gloomy prognosis follows the annual general meeting season in which an increasing number of Big Oil shareholders questioned whether businesses were sufficiently prepared for the likely outcomes from the recent UN climate change agreement negotiated in Paris and signed in New York.

1. Did you feel sufficiently prepared for the simulation?