Sentence examples for thought to prepare from inspiring English sources

Now Ms. Winters, a native of Detroit and the deputy director of the city's planning and development department, finds herself in an utterly unexpected role, one that no school would have thought to prepare her for: she is sorting out how to help her hometown shrink, by working through difficult decisions that will determine which neighborhoods can be saved and which cannot.

Practising skills to competency level in a simulated clinical environment is thought to prepare nursing students for the real world setting.

It is thought to prepare the mRNA template for 43S pre-initiation complex (40S ribosome and associated factors) binding by unwinding local secondary structure.

These bivalent epigenetic marks are thought to prepare their cognate loci for transcription, in a cell that is poised to embark on lineage commitment.

Bivalent marking of loci encoding lineage specific transcription factors in ES cells is thought to prepare these genes for rapid activation of transcription once the pluripotency network is extinguished [4].

The presence of JNK activity corresponds to the cells that will participate in the wound healing response and is thought to prepare the cells for entry into a regenerative response (Bosch et al., 2005).

Last month Germany bumped up its 4,700-strong 4,700-stronge force border00 to stopolicegal entries--an odd way, some think, to prepare forceushing the EU frontier farther east, which is Mr Kohl's favourite rationale for enlargement.

"And I think to prepare this Chelsea, a new team that we expect is Chelsea's team for about a decade... the same way that the Chelsea team was for almost a decade..

"Most people didn't really think to prepare so much". .

I also didn't think to prepare my ingredients beforehand; I started juicing the lemons and limes and making simple syrup (equal parts sugar and water) about 20 minutes before the first guests started trickling in.

"It's a de minimis amount of money, but it just shows a proactive approach, I think, to preparing for every eventuality".