Sentence examples for readiness more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holloway used numbers to explain the Sanitation Department's readiness: more than 400 salt spreaders were ready to work through Saturday night, 1,400 plows were prepared, and 2,200 employees were set to work midnight to 8 a.m., a total he called a "full complement".

According to Early Development Index (EDI) scores — an instrument used across Canada to measure early childhood development and school readiness— more than one-quarter of five-year-olds in Ontario are not ready to fully profit from their grade 1 learning experience.

Garner's lips are almost always parted in a way that evokes sexual readiness more than it does crime-fighting mental focus.

This training should be competency-based yet flexible, and able to foster a culture of professional and personal readiness more traditionally seen in non-public health first-response agencies.

This suggests an abnormality in readiness more than an abnormality in gating in the patient group.

So the types of things, qualitatively, like improving readiness, buying more ships, buying more aircrafts, but how many?

As networks grow, and the demand for data readiness becomes more stringent, the adoption of application-specific networks presents a major hindrance.

In many hospitals, as they're brought in for treatment (or early burial), the nurses mark them 1, 2, 3, according to their readiness for more war.

The fall of FEMA had a lot to do with the fact that true disaster readiness requires more than just performing a set of specified tasks, it's an overall attitude that FEMA had in the Clinton years but lost once everything started being put up for bid.

If annual returns for the rest of that average worker's career are 20% lower 6.4% instead of 8%–it reduces retirement readiness by more than 20%.

"I think what happened here was it had coins in it and had been emptied and put back in the ground again in readiness for more coins".