Sentence examples for becoming more ready from inspiring English sources

Sadly central bankers appear to be moving in the wrong direction, becoming more ready to conclude that weak demand is an acceptable price to pay for bubble prevention.The tricky thing to know is what would have unfolded had the Fed moved in 2006 and 2007 to break the vicious financial-demand cycle.

"Maybe it's because of what we do, or maybe it's something else, but people are becoming more and more ready to at least acknowledge what happened during the war," Zorić said.

The typical specimen is becoming more empirical, pragmatic and ready for controversy, after a period when he was usually long on theory and reluctant to criticise colleagues.This change has now reached the pinnacle of Germany's "five wise men", the country's council of economic experts.

But it's becoming more apparent that she's nowhere near ready for a comeback.

Just as some critics accused Hillary Rodham Clinton of becoming more hawkish to win over skeptics, Ms. Park took office seemingly ready to do battle.

The cat-and-mouse game with Iran depicted in "Iran Is Ready to Talk," by Dennis B. Ross (Op-Ed, Feb. 15), is becoming more dangerous every day.

Try asking him, "I am ready to start having sex with you, would you be into that?" or "How do you feel about becoming more intimate with me?".

And becoming more accessible.

Girls are becoming more assertive.

That means becoming more outspoken.

Is it becoming more Democratic?