But it may opt for a cheaper (and less effective) system than the current one, in which at least one of four nuclear-armed submarines is on constant patrol, ready to unleash Armaggeddon at an instant's notice.
This constant "always ready to work" mindset may prove to be stressful for some, but this self-imposed and socially encouraged way of living can be harnessed in a positive manner as well.
The next few years might see a those extremist energies swell up in the Tory party; all the same tawdriness and perversion, but with nuclear-armed submarines sulking through the oceans on constant alert, ready to blow up the world if it means getting rid of the neighbour's untrimmed hedge.
A counselor suggested tying messages to a balloon and letting it go, but Ms. Constant was not ready.
We are limited in generalising our findings to the general older population of South Africa since our study participants came from a population under constant surveillance with ready access to a comprehensive HIV care and treatment programme [ 40].
In Silicon Valley, software projects can run aground, but they don't fail because of endless meetings and complex bureaucratic requirements, not to mention the constant need to be ready to fight wars.
I'd rather surf the Web (isn't that even a phrase anymore, "surf the Web?") at my own risk than have to deal with the constant "THERE ARE UPDATES READY TO BE INSTALLED!" So yeah, let's all move to Linux.
Work on the AI did not resume until March 1998, and after 12 more weeks of constant work, it was ready for what Leonard called, "real testing".
With constant attention and a ready flame-tamer, I could manipulate the temperature well enough to keep the beans at a sufficiently slow simmer.
As the nation's quick crisis-response reserve, the brigade will be ready on constant alert -- the first unit to go in an emergency.
