Sentence examples for increased preparedness from inspiring English sources

A broadly reactive vaccine would afford increased preparedness against ebolavirus disease regardless of the specific virus responsible for an outbreak.

While climate change didn't cause Hurricane Sandy, it might have made it stronger, Obama said, calling for increased preparedness and resiliency.

It is shown that these megafire events occurred independently of the large expenditures in forest fire fighting means and increased preparedness in the countries where they took place.

Robert S. Nelsen, president of U.T.-Pan American, said a side effect of the collaboration had been a need to increase the rigor of his school's college courses to account for students' increased preparedness.

The network also resulted in increased ability to keep an overview and control (for example, on the runoff in the system), and increased preparedness and safety/security, including keeping flood risk on the agenda within the river system.

Some of the more important nonphysical measures are education, information campaigns, communication with landowners, subsidies, increased preparedness, and the establishment of risk management networks (Glaas et al. 2010; Glavovic et al. 2010; Holcombe and Anderson 2010; Andersson-Sköld et al. 2013; Bormann et al. 2015).

Increasing preparedness in these communities should be a national priority.

The Obama administration also made several overhauls to the agency, which focused on increasing preparedness.

Emergency vehicles relocation is one mechanism of increasing preparedness for potential emergencies.

Increasing preparedness can be viewed as "an insurance policy against an uncertain future," the report said, while inaction could impose large costs on future generations.

Numerous interventions seeking to increase preparedness for pandemic influenza have been implemented, but low compliance of healthcare providers has been reported in many instances.