Sentence examples for most readiness from inspiring English sources

Endline scores for most readiness standards were high at both intervention and comparison sites.

Eileen Lainez, a Pentagon spokeswoman, said the program was intended to fill "some of our most critical readiness needs".

He described the cuts, which are scheduled to take effect on March 1, as "the most serious readiness crisis that this country is going to confront in over a decade".

Your article refers to standardized testing and academic success but does not discuss the most fundamental concern: readiness skills.

To determine which variables were most predictive of readiness to quit, all the above variables were entered into a linear regression analysis.

State-owned daily Rossiyskaya Gazeta described the drills as "the most intensive combat readiness check in the modern history of the Russian army".

"Like New York, we have a higher level of readiness than most places".

The factors the ranking used appear sensible and supple — overall student achievement, academic performance of the most disadvantaged students, college readiness as reckoned by results on Advanced Placement tests.

By and large, we recommend that students submit the information that reflects most favorably on their readiness to succeed at that institution.

"Fees are an important issue, but it is not the issue that will get most Americans to retirement readiness," says Thomas Kmak, chief executive of Fiduciary Benchmarks in Kansas City, Mo.

But a board membership populated only by venture capitalists with large ownership positions often has these issues in the context of IPO readiness: First, most VCs have never worked at or run a public company, and few have meaningful experience serving on the boards of public companies — so contributing to the best-practice governance of the newly public company is a learned skill.