Sentence examples for was however prepared from inspiring English sources
Deutsche Telekom was, however, prepared to pay more than the $39 billion that U S West was to receive before Qwest's stock spiked on reports of the Deutsche Telekom discussions.
I was, however, prepared to pack my sleeping bag, and the minimal amount of clothes (three pairs of underwear, three pairs of socks, two shirts, one pair of pants...), and opt to sleep in hostels along the way with up to 60-100 other fellow "pilgrims" each night, donning earplugs to muffle the group snoring, and sharing group bathrooms.
Tetrapeptide 6e was however prepared in good yield via two pathways: (B) using the 2-chlorotrityl resin as solid support (milder acidic conditions are required for peptide cleavage), followed by double bound hydrogenation and subsequent removal of the Boc protecting group and (C) performing the CMR reaction on the Boc-Tyr(All -OMe All -OMenyl reduction before the peptide couplings.
He was, however, preparing to attend his first board meeting of RBS as a new non-executive director.
Lothar was, however, preparing yet another expedition into Lorraine when he died, to be succeeded by his son, Louis V.
He is, however, prepared to trust his advisors.
If trade unions were, however, prepared to modernise their approach, they could play a genuinely positive and constructive role in the economy and society.
The Premier board is, however, prepared to meet to discuss the business and to "establish whether McCormick will increase its offer price to a recommendable level".
They were however prepared for any French movement and were launching regular patrols, in particular two ships under the command of captains Michael Seymour and Frederick Lewis Maitland, HMS Amethyst and HMS Emerald respectively.
It is, however, preparing two new drugs similar to Ritalin that it hopes the F.D.A. will approve in the next month.
Tommy Lee Jones plays Sheriff Ed Tom Bell, an intelligent and sympathetic lawman, from a proud family of lawmen, who is, however, preparing to quit, having become disenchanted by society's inability to contain the criminals' evolutionary leap to a new level of ruthlessness.
