Sentence examples similar to a continuous readiness from inspiring English sources
The Life Cycle Model also justifies the need for a continuous survey readiness programme throughout the organisation.
Continuous readiness has been described as being 'ready for the next patient, not just the next survey'.
It's about having an instantly available, readable screen personality; it's also about attitude, a continuous professional battle-readiness: Hollywood talks about someone having their "game-face on" or having "the chops" for a certain job.
Also, the interpretation of a 6 month change in readiness on a continuous scale for someone who continues to drink risky amounts is difficult, since it not clear how one would interpret a change in some number of points.
The second ship of the class could be placed in "extended readiness" to provide a continuous single carrier strike capability when the other was in refit, or provide the option to regenerate more quickly to a two carrier strike ability.
Longer assessments such as the Readiness to Change Questionnaire (RTCQ) (developed to assess readiness per se, not importance or confidence specifically) allow classification according to stage of readiness to change in addition to the computation of a continuous score [ 15].
A continuous hum reverberates.
This is a continuous change.
"This is a continuous campaign.
Money was a continuous concern.
