Sentence examples for are much more ready from inspiring English sources

Which is a shame because this is such an important discussion to have and people are much more ready to have it than the politicians.

The British audience are early adopters in the global television world, they are much more ready to accept something new and brutally punishing of things that they think are copycats.

"Our students who return from a placement year come back ready to excel academically and they are much more ready for the jobs market," said Campbell at the careers centre.

Companies are much more ready to do that today, and in fact are looking for ways to protect and control content as it moves through the world.

The people who represent those communities of color, however, are much more ready to make a deal.

It will also be much more ready to escape its difficulties by foreign war.

"Having collisions like these means we will be much more ready for high energy collisions when they come".

"Now I've tasted a bit of these guys [at the World Cup] I feel I'm much more ready than I was last year," he admitted.

The old version I was familiar with — and I won't repeat it here — involves The Lone Ranger and Tonto and a spectacular act of betrayal, but Mr. Croce's version is much more ready for prime time.

It will also be much more ready to escape its difficulties by foreign war.Beyond those two somewhat vague propositions, there are as yet too few data whatever for judgment.

"People are already convinced that the budget is a mess, so they're much more ready to hear about ways to fix it than they were even two years ago," said Ingrid Reed, a political science professor at the Eagleton Institute at Rutgers University.