Sentence examples for to prepare for a challenge from inspiring English sources

The suit may be an attempt to prepare for a challenge of the Nevada result, but it's not off to an auspicious start, with a skeptical judge ruling that ballots shouldn't be isolated from the rest of the count because they were allegedly cast late.

One of the reasons Moore is so good is that he apparently taps every resource to prepare for a monumental challenge.

An unprecedented arrangement, Downing Street said, to prepare for an unprecedented challenge.

In all, the Democrats have marshaled more than 100 lawyers nationwide to conduct research and monitor Florida's vote recount to prepare for a possible legal challenge.

For Israel, which was struck by 39 Iraqi Scud missiles during the Persian Gulf war, the countdown to a possible new one poses two fundamental challenges -- to prepare for a new Iraqi attack, and to decide whether to retaliate.

But Clemens said that it was always a challenge to prepare for an All-Star Game, and that raising the stakes would not make a difference.

Even so, some of her political associates said they would prepare for a challenge before election regulators and the courts.

It took Novovic two and a half years to prepare for the challenge, which he finally began on the 29 September aiming to raise money for a church near Petrovac in Montenegro.

Due to pronounced seasonal reproduction, this time period is predictable for males, possibly allowing a male to prepare for the challenge.

He also has to prepare for new challenges as a member of the G-20, the high council that replaced the G-7 as the world's top agenda-setting body.

And given the demands facing this nation over the next several decades it is incumbent upon us to prepare for the challenges of an increasingly flat and interconnected world.