Sentence examples for yet prepared for from inspiring English sources

For one thing, I'm not yet prepared for 60-mile rides in blistering heat; for the time being, I'll have to modify my schedule with reduced daily distances in mind.

This Oxford quintet are in a certain sweet spot right now – still playing venues where they can see the whites of the crowd's eyes, and yet prepared for bigger stages, with Holy Fire having only been denied the No 1 spot by the Les Mis soundtrack.

Noël Coward's Brief Encounter (New Gallery) is, to my mind, not only the most mature work Mr Coward has yet prepared for the cinema, but one of the most emotionally honest and deeply satisfactory films that have ever been made in this country.

Professor Keim said that it was necessary to slow down the release of scientific information because it was clear that the world is not yet prepared for a strain of highly lethal H5N1 influenza that can be transmitted by coughs and sneezes.

What is the Government's thinking on which UN agency should lead any post-conflict work, and which individual would lead such a potentially huge task?" William Hague, who was at the time Foreign Secretary, said the Government had not yet prepared for the post-conflict situation and that it would do so in the coming weeks.

Students with rich parents may have an easy time finding a co-signer, but their grades may indicate they are not yet prepared for college.

DOMESTICALLY -- New York's new police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, began reshaping the N.Y.P.D. to prevent -- and yet prepare for -- terrorist attacks.

Yet preparing for real, not imaginary, tasks is likely to require a spike in defence spending, and Germany is heading the other way.In this section Berlusconi rebuffed The coming hordes The lure of Brussels Reforming reticence Erdogan's gamble Veil of tears Government by judges?

When you are in such foreign territory, it's hard not to think dramatically, hoping for the best yet preparing for the worst.

As the Prophet said: "Conduct yourself in this world as if you are here to stay forever, and yet prepare for eternity as if you are to die tomorrow".

Withdrawing from Iraq will be harder than Mr Obama's supporters hope; the war in Afghanistan will demand more sacrifices from Americans and Europeans than he has yet prepared them for.