Sentence examples for to be prepared to explain from inspiring English sources
"We have to be prepared to explain why we believe things are safe.
"People will need to be prepared to explain or justify the arrangements they have made and I think that is helpful," he said in an interview with the Guardian and two other European papers.
Some Republican House members said they had already been contacted by alarmed constituents, and the party leadership urged lawmakers to be prepared to explain their votes over the spring break.
"When you go in to pitch a series now, you have to be prepared to explain how the series will be grounded in reality," said the director and producer James Widdoes, whose "Kiss Me Guido," about a gay man and his straight roommate, is on CBS's midseason schedule.
Mr. Stupak and Representative Henry A. Waxman, chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, asked Mr. DeCoster to be prepared to explain what actions his company took in response to the positive test results and "whether you shared these results with F.D.A. or other federal or state food safety officials".
Last year you had to be prepared to explain how your startup was viral.
Companies that want to use complicated structured-financing techniques should be prepared to explain them completely, he said.
Prepare a convincing answer to the question "what do you think you'll be doing as a lawyer?" and be prepared to explain why you're choosing to be a solicitor – and with that firm in particular.
If Congress cannot pass a good bill, it should let the states continue to do the hard work — and be prepared to explain to voters why it cannot muster the will to protect the integrity of American elections.
Castle managers should be prepared to explain their prices (or to pour boiling oil from the battlements onto visitors who besiege them with complaints).
To succeed in this aim, it must be prepared to explain why current economic arrangements cannot deliver the degree of social justice that most voters expect, and offer an alternative that can.
