Sentence examples for readiness as from inspiring English sources

Now, the group's chapters aim to teach students leadership and job readiness as much as the finer points of cattle care or corn fertilization.

However, subtle, sex-specific effects of prenatal cocaine exposure were seen on measures that indicate impairments in sustained attention and "readiness", as well as altered reactivity to task-related stressors such as waiting for long and unpredictable delays.

The framework consists of five main steps that can evaluate, develop and implement a resource recovery project from concept to implementation through the systematic analysis of economic potential, technology availability and readiness as well as comprehensive net present value analysis.

We don't yet know if openly gay service will turn out to do zero harm to the military's readiness, as has been the case elsewhere.

The NHL's Director of European Scouting, Goran Stubb, assessed Filatov's NHL readiness as, "Nikita is a leader, has a great attitude, an excellent work ethic and tons of talent".

We were interested in learning how a hands-on research experience potentially impacts this cohort of students' perceptions of their academic readiness as well as their continued interest in STEM.

Post MBCT intervention individuals with BD showed a slight improvement in attentional readiness, as right frontal EEG activity improved, beta activity was decreased and there was a tendency for theta and theta/beta ratios to increase.

It will take more creativity than this for the administration to distract us from the 9/11 commission, which is refuting Mr. Ashcroft and company's absurd claims to pre-9/11 battle-readiness as firmly as it shot down Mr. Moore's account of the post-9/11 airlifting of bin Laden relatives.

Without the vision of what is possible, Becca would never have supported Jess (who has a learning disability) and her mum Jill to set up the Pulp Friction Smoothie Bar Project, which provides volunteering opportunities for young adults with learning disabilities to develop work-readiness, as well as social and independence skills, by taking smoothie bikes to different community events.

"States would measure school performance on the basis of progress in getting all students, including groups of students who are members of minority groups, low-income, English learners, and students with disabilities, on track to college- and career-readiness, as well as closing achievement gaps and improving graduation rates for high schools," the secretary said.

In the survey of 4,000 adults, the study found that nearly 60% of those questioned thought computer coding was a vital skill for today's job market and 94% considered general IT skills to be essential to work-readiness, as important as literacy and numeracy.