Sentence examples similar to profound readiness from inspiring English sources
Kerry also warned that It would "have profound impact on the readiness of Jordan and Egypt to be able to be supportive and engaged with Israel as they are today", he warned.
Impacts on a child's development and readiness to learn can be profound.
Efforts to increase long-acting reversible contraception initiation and continuation in this population may improve health outcomes and mitigate the profound consequences of unintended or mistimed pregnancy on readiness and cost to the military.
Stories of his moodiness and readiness to pick a quarrel suggest a profound inner uncertainty, and the cynicism and vulnerability of adolescence hardly yielded to a mature emotional attitude of life until his marriage, on June 3, 1869, to Geneviève Halévy, the daughter of the composer of the opera La Juive (1835; The Jewess).
Overall, the dancers embodied a constant readiness and a Zen-like concentration throughout this profound spiritual and physical journey.
There's nothing profound about the obvious importance of the digital economy or the role that STEM and related education plays in digital readiness.
Radiation terror preparedness, for example, is a significant challenge in the emerging all-hazards public health readiness framework, because the physical and mental health impacts of radiation terror on an affected area can be profound and long lasting.
A year ago, Deloitte's inaugural survey assessing private and public sector readiness for the Fourth Industrial Revolution observed a "tension between hope and ambiguity". We found that while executives conceptually understood the profound business and societal changes Industry 4.0 may bring, they were less certain how they could take action to benefit.
