Of course, job readiness is not the only reason for college, perhaps not the best reason.
Let's not forget the US, of course, where Donald Trump's apparent readiness to change his stance from one meeting to the next has left both supporters and opponents confused.
Of course, all subjects were volunteers, indicating some readiness for lifestyle change.
As Bellamy's historian puts it, "The readiness with which men accustom themselves, as matters of course, to improvements in their condition, which, when anticipated, seemed to leave nothing to be desired, could not be more strikingly illustrated".
Survivors also should consult a physician, of course, about the effects of treatment on the heart or about their readiness, in general, to exercise.
Of course, Romney will evaluate potential running mates on a number of factors – readiness for the top job (14 vice presidents have gone on to become president), compatibility, firming up the base, geographic pull and sizzle (whatever that means).
One reason, of course, is that our urging a modus vivendi depends on our own readiness to pursue a modus vivendi with the IRI which domestic political circumstances and impoverished strategic thinking in the Obama administration militates against.
It was, of course, on the Larry King show last February that Mr. Perot announced his readiness to compete for the highest office in the land, and then, last July, explained his sudden decision to pull out.
Of course, AIDS is hardly a theme that lends itself to comedy of any kind, and Mr. Uys's courage lies in his readiness to confront a plague that he said for all he knows could one day claim him.
You, and they, are, of course, rightly impatient with the attempts to historicize or argue away the horror, impatient with what you call "angelisme," the unreal readiness to seek out any explanation for evil save the obvious.
