Sentence examples for readiness to keep up from inspiring English sources
As a result, part of the banks' contingency plans has been to ship more cash to secure locations in Scotland in readiness to keep up with the potential increase in demand.
It will not help Iran's nuclear programme further until the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA) is satisfied that the plans are entirely peaceful.Russia's readiness to keep up pressure on Iran helped gain Mr Bush's initials on something Mr Putin may find more pleasing: an agreement that (if ratified by Congress) would start extensive American-Russian co-operation in civil nuclear power.
A high school diploma alone won't cut it: To prepare our students for an increasingly sophisticated set of challenges, and to keep up with the pace of developing industry, college readiness must be our top priority.
American manufacturing activity shot up to its highest level in nearly 20 years last month as factories raced to keep up with demand and indicated a readiness to expand their work forces for the first time in three years, according to a key survey.
American manufacturing activity rose to its highest level in nearly 20 years last month as factories raced to keep up with demand and indicated a readiness to expand their work forces for the first time in three years, according to a survey published on Monday.
All four were willing to take some medium-term risks with readiness and the early retirement of ageing weapons systems in order to keep up spending on promising new technologies.
Pollsters struggled to keep up.
