Sentence examples for this means preparing from inspiring English sources

This means preparing across the major vendors (Princeton Review, Kaplan, Barron's) as well as individual preparation (knowing what you personally need help on, and working on that, either individually, or with a tutor).

For parents this means preparing them for a day when they live their lives without us.

In the winter, this means preparing for sled tours, repairing equipment and working in the dog yard.

For smaller countries this means preparing to exit, for core countries it means accepting decisive changes to dysfunctional monetary arrangements.

This means preparing contingency plans, reinforcing supply chains and even, costly though this might be, having reserve suppliers lined up: there is no point in having a perfectly efficient supply chain if it can be snapped whenever nature takes a turn for the worst.

This means preparing our youth to go to college for the very purpose to transform themselves and the institution itself.

"An education doesn't just mean getting good grades, it means preparing them to be good people," says Dukpa. "This next generation is going to face a very scary world as their environment changes and social pressures increase.

It is hard to understand this when you are young, but preparing to be a good faculty member means preparing yourself to sustain a career for 30 to 35 years.

That means preparing for all eventualities".

To Holmes, playing smarter means preparing better.

Genuine adaptation, Jacob believes, means preparing for the inevitable deluge.