Sentence examples for over readiness from inspiring English sources

Public debates are already heating up over readiness to fight simultaneously one, one and a half, or two major regional conflicts.

News of Mr. Romney's remarks led The Times of London's Web site at one point under the headline "PM rebuffs Romney over readiness for Olympics," and The Guardian's Web site offered up a story titled "Romney's Olympics blunder stuns No. 10 and hands gift to Obama".

Concerns had been raised over readiness of the two countries to co-host the competition amid threats of fan violence and racism.

Responding to criticism over readiness, Truman fired his Secretary of Defense, Louis A. Johnson, replacing him with the retired General Marshall.

M*A*S*H (1970), set in a military hospital during the Korean war, remains Altman's biggest commercial success, and immediately crystallised his style and attitude, with its corrosive stance towards US institutions, its farcical humour, distinct elements of misogyny and, at times, over-readiness to tilt at easy targets.

Then, once they had paused to check the departures board, they hurried over to the far platform where the next train stood in readiness, ticking over, waiting to take them back into town.

The often partisan debate has also featured differences over military readiness, Pentagon spending and missile defense.

There are questions over the readiness of this small security detail.

But questions over the readiness of some of his players prolonged his decision.

A few paces behind her son, Corean watched a group of lithe classmates embrace him, fretting over his readiness for next week's game.

Concerns over the readiness of Olympic hosts has become part of the traditional buildup to the Games, with critics also often taking aim at the long list of demands made by the IOC.