Sentence examples for be fully ready to from inspiring English sources

Our military will therefore not be fully ready to meet contingencies other than Afghanistan.

Marolt said he expected both would be "fully ready to go" by the time they arrived in Vancouver.

"It's six games left for the rest of the season and we hope to be fully ready to respond".

But Mr. Krol warned that Poland still faced major obstacles before it would be fully ready to join.

And even those few uncomfortable instances of second-guessing a performance midstream were lost in the larger rush of watching Mr. Gutierrez push himself into bigger, stranger inquiries than he may be fully ready to answer.

But Monday brought new optimism when Bill Marolt, chief executive of the United States Ski and Snowboard Association, declared that Rahlves and Puckett were recovering at home and "will be fully ready to go" Feb. 21 for the Vancouver Games, according to The Associated Press.

"We are fully ready to defend ourselves.

Only a few Indian companies are fully ready to compete internationally, with professional managers independent of the owners' meddling.

"A lot of people didn't feel comfortable that the bride was fully ready to do this," Mr. Franklin said.

He added that attacks like this strengthened the case for Americans staying until the Afghans were fully ready to handle the situation on their own.

"They are fully ready to deliver that," Chris Allison, the Metropolitan police assistant commissioner and national Olympic security co-ordinator, told the website Inside The Games.