Sentence examples for readiness would have from inspiring English sources

In times of high international tension, the V-bombers would be dispersed and have been maintained at a high state of readiness; if the order was given to deploy a nuclear strike, Victors at high readiness would have been airborne in under four minutes from the point the order had been issued.

Mr. Polakow-Suransky said it was unclear how much weight the college-readiness measures would have on the reports next year.

To the question of how long his arrival at Premier League readiness would take, Van Gaal replied: "That we have to see, but that I don't know.

But preparation and readiness would always have saved more lives than any response.

O'Donnell has said women "cripple" our defense readiness, and that West Point would have to "lower their standards...in order for men and women to compete".

Players who miss a lot of camp, their readiness still is not what it would have been".

But their readiness to indulge the Iraqi despot would have been easier to oppose had America not antagonised both countries by its simple-minded equation of Iran and Iraq and its overbearing effort to punish anyone investing in Iran's oil and gas industries.

We hypothesized that compared with infants born at 39-41 weeks, infants born at lower gestational ages would have poorer school readiness.

Leading up to Secretary Carter's decision there were many military and civilian leaders putting up red flags arguing the critical impact it would have on unit readiness and effectiveness.

To establish the credibility, the central bank would have to show a readiness to create credit at a rapid rate.

Ignatius believed that, had Christ died only in appearance, his own suffering and his readiness to sacrifice his life for Christ would have no meaning.