Sentence examples for are ready to think from inspiring English sources

And it is possible -- though hardly certain -- that after a decade of unchallenged power and prosperity, Americans are ready to think about their national security in broader terms.

"How come there are people who are ready to think about such a dangerous idea after the complete failure of the unilateral disengagement from Gaza?" Gideon Sa'ar, Israel's minister of education, asked in a statement on Wednesday, adding that Mr. Barak, who is close to Mr. Netanyahu but not a member of his Likud Party, represented a minority view in the cabinet and coalition.

Although she is dismissive of the cliché that a novel can change your life - "people are ready to think differently" - The Sufis by Idries Shah, which she discovered in 1964, had a profound effect on her and her fiction, prompting the mystical Canopus novels.

When Germans are ready to think about modernization, they might look to the new Dutch model of corporate governance.

"But some are ready to think about whether they want to keep doing this for the rest of their lives," Dezman said.

The company grooms future upper-level managers by moving them to emerging markets, where strategic thinking is key to success, so that they're ready to think creatively when they're in charge.

I believed Obama was ready to think anew on Iran.

By the time of its rescheduling, in April 2002, she was ready to think of dating again.

"At some later date," Williams added, "I'll be ready to think about competing with men.

"I was happy to be drafted, but at that point I wasn't even close to being ready to think about pro ball.

Moses told me that the ninety-one-year-old Doar had been ill, but now he was feeling better and was ready to think seriously about the papers.