Sentence examples for becomes ripe from inspiring English sources

This materialist becomes ripe for some sort of conversion.

"All breadfruit becomes ripe at the same time and so there's a glut in the market," Archambault says.

They can even ask for notification when a tree or plant becomes ripe... Peerby, from Amsterdam, encourages neighbours to share items with each other via their mobile phones.

Every literary telling we have is already a reworking, a prequel, a sequel or a subversion, which then (as so clearly with The Iliad and The Odyssey) becomes ripe for reworking itself.

For example, animals that eat fruit have the option of eating unripe fruit right away, or waiting, delaying gratification, until it becomes ripe.

The fat padding around her tailbone and hips are consumed and ulcers open up exposing the underlying bone, which now becomes ripe for infection.

"But you don't get to choose, and it is possible at least to understand what Ernest Becker meant when he said something like 'To live fully is to live with an awareness of the rumble of terror that underlies everything,' or to begin to understand the line in 'King Lear' — 'Ripeness is all.' You might have chosen to become ripe less dramatically or dangerously, but you can still savor ripeness".

In recent weeks, the topic has yet again become ripe for discussion.

When those were torn down, those avenues became ripe for high-rise development.

But when compensation increases positions become ripe for abuse, and museum boards must look more closely.

As Watson's sign became well known as the mantra of I.B.M., it became ripe for parody.