Sentence examples similar to to prepare for prospective setbacks from inspiring English sources

But Hachadoorian tells his runners to prepare for gastrointestinal setbacks.

To prepare for Strasbourg, the prospective women MEPs were given a political crash course by the cream of Italian politics.

When term limits took effect in 2001, they helped to usher in newcomers like Mr. Liu, and they have since given prospective candidates time to prepare for their races.

6.18pm BST Mark Carney warns of risk of rising interest rates Some late breaking news –Bank of England governor Mark Carney has warned prospective house buyers to prepare for higher interest rates once the recovery takes hold.

The dire warnings of Irma's strength, it seems, have succeeded in persuading Floridians to prepare for disaster well in advance of its prospective arrival, which in turn has succeeded in keeping everyone as tranquil as can be expected.

The American actions prompted criticism that the White House is trying to find a scapegoat for military setbacks in Iraq, or even to prepare for a new war with Iran.

Senator Trent Lott, Republican of Mississippi, the Senate majority leader, instructed committee chairmen to prepare for hearings the first week in January on Mr. Bush's prospective cabinet nominees.

Despite these setbacks, L'Estrange persisted, returning to Sydney in August 1880 to prepare for another attempt.

It gave her an hour to prepare for a tense press conference, where May insisted on defending Chequers despite the setback.

The prospective first-round NFL draft pick is sitting out today's game to prepare for his career as a professional football player.

Another thing to prepare for.