Sentence examples for preparedness to run from inspiring English sources
The appropriate physiologic response to perceived threat is vigilance and preparedness to run or to fight.
Hayek said his position "is based on courage and confidence, on a preparedness to let change run its course even if we cannot predict where it will lead".
Hayek argues that classical liberalism was inherently dynamic and "based on courage and confidence, on a preparedness to let change run its course even if we cannot predict where it will lead".
No amount of physical practice or mental preparedness will ensure that one will be able to run the marathon of the poem.
Virtualization, which enables multiple virtual machines running different operating systems and applications to run on a single physical machine, can significantly improve disaster recovery and business continuity preparedness.
This paper has focused on perceptions of preparedness to start work rather than using an external objective measure of preparedness.
Emphasizing physical exercises for military preparedness, an important motive in all ancient civilizations, the Romans preferred boxing, wrestling, and hurling the javelin to running footraces and throwing the discus.
Mr. Bush gave a task force on citizen preparedness, run by his homeland security and domestic policy advisers, 40 days to recommend ways for Americans to help with civilian tasks.
Secondly, there is a preparedness to do things.
"He's shown a preparedness to act quickly," Purdy said.
