Sentence examples for constant preparedness from inspiring English sources
"These tests are sending a signal to the world and the the United States that they are prepared to defend themselves, that they're in a state of constant preparedness," said Petrov.
Europeans can mock us all they want, but one of the distinguishing characteristics of the United States of America is its hatred of evil and its constant preparedness to fight it.
And because we are now told that we must remain in a state of constant military preparedness due to this perpetual and omnipresent threat of terrorism, industries that manufacture military weapons are making more money than ever before.
Final model constant for preparedness score α (95% CI) 5.64 (4.49–6.80); not significant at p<0.05.
"Admiral" (called "Michiel de Ruyter" in the Netherlands) is in constant conflict-preparedness mode, its lackluster land scenes of political intrigue and home life merely holding patterns between director and cinematographer Roel Reiné's noisy, camera-restless sea battles, filmed for maximum confusion and slo-mo grandiosity.
This constant state of preparedness becomes a problem, however, following an organ transplant, as a subset of T cell clones reacts much as it would to infection.
So it was refreshing to hear Janet Napolitano, Barack Obama's new secretary of homeland security, speak last Wednesday of "the urgent need to refocus our counterterror approach to make it a shared endeavour... to get to a point where we are in a constant state of preparedness, not a constant state of fear".
So today, I will speak candidly about the urgent need to refocus our counter-terror approach to make it a shared endeavor--to make it more layered, networked and resilient--to make it smarter and more adaptive and to make sure that as a country--as a nation--we are at the point where we are in a constant state of preparedness and not a state of fear.
It soon became apparent that with only four ships, the division could not maintain the level of preparedness required by the constant need to be ready to sail at limited notice.
This relationship is scaled up with a constant n (awareness parameter), denoting the level of awareness and preparedness of the community to tsunami waves.
Constant vigilance and investments are required to monitor threats that can emerge anywhere, and the current level of preparedness remains inadequate.
