Sentence examples for much readiness from inspiring English sources

Nor, however, do they show much readiness for compromise.

There is not much readiness in Saudi Arabia for the idea that a woman may be intentionally provocative and still be reasonable — so women who speak up are taking an additional risk.

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There is much more readiness, especially in Latvia and among young Russians in Estonia, to learn and speak the local language.

To begin with, a key reason is that, despite the availability of excellent advice, certain Charity Commission regulations they are supposed to adhere to and much greater readiness to be publicly accountable, foundations are still very much a law unto themselves.

The Soviet Union continued in secret, only to discover that a biological capability was in the hands of small adversaries and was at least being pursued by rabidly anti-American terrorist groups with many fewer resources than the major powers but with enough knowledge and much greater readiness to deploy such weapons.

There is a much greater readiness today by security agencies to intervene in religious affairs and they regularly do.

Mr. Obama's much-derided readiness to talk promptly and directly to the leaders of Iran and Syria, for instance, was a clear alternative, agree with it or not, to Mrs. Clinton's same-old Foggy Bottom platitudes on the subject.

Much like combat readiness, effective crisis readiness requires a level of effort and training that transforms nonproductive and even fatal instinct into a bias for action and multidirectional leadership.

We're focusing so much on academic readiness.

It has a humility that is rare on a storied continent with so much reason and readiness to boast.