Sentence examples for study ready from inspiring English sources

But once the introductory material is established and the copycatting acknowledged (the rich history of Motown has yielded many other books, from Nelson George's "Where Did Our Love Go?" to Suzanne Smith's 1999 "Dancing in the Street" study), "Ready for a Brand New Beat" does have important points to make.

An area of study ready for growth.

Yes, I jumped back a little when I saw one or two pics of them at a party, red cup in hand and looking less than study ready.

According to a recent Reuters study, ready-meals and other "meal solutions" are most popular in America, Britain and Sweden, because of the prevalence of single-person households and working women in those countries.

In agreement with the results of previous studies focusing on fast foods, in the present study, ready-made meal consumption was found to contribute to excess energy intake and poor nutritional quality of the diet, in terms of excessive amounts of fat and low levels of dietary fibre.

Have the case studies ready at hand that describe the sequence of hazardous events taking place.

The twins, who came up with the idea of the study, are ready to go to extraordinary lengths to gather new data.

So let the market decide whether law students who pass the bar exam after two years' study are ready to be hired.

One hundred twenty-six consecutive patients hospitalized with HF underwent comprehensive echocardiographic-Doppler study when ready for discharge.

As an area considered difficult to study before ready availability of digital visual technology (Johansson and White 2011; Sumsion et al. 2014), researchers can now be closer to what Johansson (2011), p.43 referred to as the young child's "horizon".

The study, called Ready to Innovate, demonstrated that more and more companies are looking for skill sets in their new employees that are much more arts/creativity-related than science/math-related. Companies want workers who can brainstorm, problem-solve, collaborate creatively and contribute/communicate new ideas.