Sentence examples for readiness at least from inspiring English sources
He had tricks for situations like this, a way to will himself into something passing for readiness, at least enough to travel to the other side, because stopping halfway through was tough to live down.
As another example: Mosso suggests that fasting is not a bar to successful climbing as 'the tender [of the body] cannot be loaded only a few hours before the start, but must have its stores in readiness at least twenty-four hours before'.
Its technological readiness is at least TRL 3.
In order for the petition to be granted, she had to show readiness by scoring at least a 14.0 on one apparatus at a qualifying event (US Secret Classic) on May 26.
The Typhoon pilots were placed on a 24-hour "readiness" status that requires at least one crew member to be seated in their cockpit at all times.
The height of the drama isn't in Picard's relative and incremental well-being, it's in the resurgent and conscious presence of the past — which includes the painful history of Picard's people, the acknowledgment of slights and resentments, and the readiness to push back (at least verbally) against unrepresentative and unfair authority.
Granted, having gone through an acceleration process doesn't guarantee a company's readiness, but it does at least give the accelerator complete knowledge of the startup as a whole, which is reflected in how much attention they pay to which company once it has "graduated".
Now, though, both the government and the Zapatist rebels are at least showing readiness to try.The rebellion is over four years old.
Large-scale gatherings of this kind often involve an initial period of what one delegate has called "grandstanding"—when every country gets the chance to state its position, and there is little evidence, in public at least, of readiness to move.
Moreover, quite recently, a new journal, the Journal for Responsible Innovation has been launched by Taylor and Francis: an indicator of the readiness within the field (or at least among certain fractions within the field) to embrace/applaud (or at least adapt to) this relabeling move.
