Sentence examples for window to prepare from inspiring English sources

FEMA officials said Thursday that the responses to back-to-back mainland hurricanes sapped federal disaster resources and left an extraordinarily short window to prepare and build up for Maria.

Given that gen z is just starting to enter the working world, companies still have a window to prepare for their arrival.

The article also says that if an agreement is not reached by the middle of next week, Orange will miss its window to prepare for the Christmas mobile boom.

At the time, LaHood cautioned that lawmakers had but a "30-day window" to "prepare people" to make the necessary adjustments.

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We have a short window of time to prepare for the fast approaching and unwelcome visitor, Hurricane Joaquin.

If a deal is reached this weekend, it would give the league the approximately four-week window it needs to prepare for a Dec. 25 opening day.

There remains only a relatively short window for households to prepare for the impact that higher interest rates will have on their finances," she said.

But with a three-hour window after work to prepare dinner, pack lunches, do laundry and get the girls to bed, there didn't seem to be another way.

Making specific reference to the financial excesses of Manchester City, who made "astronomical bids" for Kaka, Thierry Henry, John Terry and others during the January transfer window, Platini sought to prepare the ground for Uefa rules "establishing financial fair play".

On May 2, when Daphne Guinness climbs into a window at Barneys New York to prepare for the Costume Institute gala that evening at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, I hope I have my own frock ready so I can go and watch.