Sentence examples similar to because of readiness from inspiring English sources
Several former defence secretaries and generals have argued that they should be taken off this state of readiness because of the danger of false alarms, especially in the age of cyber warfare.
"Our forces still have a high level of readiness because the situation remains very fluid," said Mark Regev, a spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.
Lt. Col. Mark Lastoria, a spokesman for the US Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) told Stars and Stripes, the exercise is actually "routine training to maintain a high level of readiness for Army Special Operations Forces because they must be ready to support potential missions anywhere in the world on a moment's notice".
Family owners balk at taking their firms public and in the past have not had to do so because of the readiness of banks to fund their enterprises.
Hyundai's precarious cash position threatens to harm North-South relations, which have begun to improve in recent years in part because of the readiness of Hyundai to invest freely in projects in the North.
ALTHOUGH Philips seems to have become a model for Japanese rivals because of its readiness to quit unprofitable businesses, the company's restructurings seem to be as endless as the staircases and waterfalls in the works of Escher, another famous Dutch name.
Chemical reduction method is widely used to synthesize Ag-NPs because of its readiness to generate Ag-NPs under gentle conditions and its ability to synthesize Ag-NPs on a large scale [32].
This was made possible because of "night readiness", the ability to fly at a moment's notice at night.
Even firms from outside a specific field will recruit Stetson students because of their readiness to interact with clients.
This is an important issue because of the readiness to use baby wipes among mothers [ 11].
The absence of randomized controlled trials comparing different skin cleansing routines is an important issue because of the readiness to use wash products among mothers [ 11].
