Sentence examples for of its readiness from inspiring English sources

Many academics believe that even abandoned projects have some biographical or critical value, and readers will tend to share this feeling: I would love to have Updike's unfinished novel, almost regardless of its readiness for publication, because reading it would feel like a final letter from a friend.

One early example of its readiness to take action was paying government workers.

Even if Orwell's allegory now seems a touch schematic, O'Riordan's vivacious production reminds us of its readiness to confront unpalatable truths.

The government wants a "mixed economy" in the health service, citing Hinchingbrooke hospital in Huntingdonshire as an example of its readiness to bring in private-sector innovation.

It is true, as you say, that in modern times the U.S., like all the democracies, has lost some of its readiness to celebrate the strength and prowess of its warriors.

An education system that is prepared to examine itself and determine the truth of its readiness and ability to teach Aboriginal students is courageous and innovative, and can achieve two outcomes.

All the children who were examined declared that they consumed crabs and that during the cooking of their crustaceans, they associated the change of colour of the shell of the crab with its readiness for consumption, the duration of cooking not withstanding.

The Pentagon had lifted the ban on transgender service members in 2016 after completing an exhaustive review of its military readiness policies.

Trump claims he made the move after consulting with military experts, despite the Pentagon lifting the ban on transgender service members in 2016 after an exhaustive review of its military readiness policies.

"Throughout negotiations, the Republic of Azerbaijan demonstrated its readiness to continue to cooperate with the Russian Federation," a ministry statement said.

What is more puzzling is the seemingly suicidal behaviour of France in its readiness to kill the world's most ambitious trade negotiation before it begins.