Sentence examples for distinct readiness from inspiring English sources
"The new administration has shown a distinct readiness and willingness to use force and a very bellicose approach to counterterrorism in different parts of the world," said Alex Moorehead, the director of Columbia University's Project on Counterterrorism, Armed Conflict and Human Rights.
OneBreath is designed to address two distinct problems: emergency readiness in developed countries and the shortage of ventilators in developing countries, Mr. Vijayasimha said.
Binary logistic regressions indicated distinct correlates of readiness to quit and quit attempts of cigarettes and marijuana.
M*A*S*H (1970), set in a military hospital during the Korean war, remains Altman's biggest commercial success, and immediately crystallised his style and attitude, with its corrosive stance towards US institutions, its farcical humour, distinct elements of misogyny and, at times, over-readiness to tilt at easy targets.
They identified three, somewhat distinct, subsystems of attention: alerting, defined as achieving a state of readiness; orienting, defined as the selection of information from sensory input; and executive attention, defined as detecting and resolving conflict between potential responses.
Readiness to change behavior and interest in communicating with physicians may be distinct and unrelated dimensions.
Readiness to change behavior and interest in talking to healthcare providers were distinct dimensions; for physical activity, the dimensions were congruent and for dietary practices, the dimensions were unrelated.
As young people, members of these underrepresented groups are at a distinct disadvantage compared to their peers when it comes not just to starting businesses, but also to financial capability and work readiness skills.
