Sentence examples for becoming ripe from inspiring English sources

Iran is becoming ripe for democratic revolution.

But Mr. Hoyda said he felt the neighborhood was becoming ripe for revitalization.

The air was becoming ripe for outright rejection of suicide bombings.

"The technology for the radios is just now becoming ripe to use for this type of thing," he said.

Searle's thesis is that paramilitaries start out as misguided idealists and end up in disillusioned middle age, longing to get out and becoming ripe for the picking by a smooth-talking intelligence type.

Those crime films of the 1940s and 50s, with their ink-black shadows and hard-boiled heroes, depicted the moral ambiguity of existentialism – the "absurdity" of life – so stylishly that their generic tropes are etched on the psyche of cinemagoers, becoming ripe for ridicule and pastiche.

Throughout the book are anecdotes that indicate the album-based rock he loved was becoming over-ripe just as it peaked, its stars having all the gravitas of spoilt children.

In this new economy, human connections, and the conversation especially, is becoming a lost art that is ripe for a rebirth.

Companies are also looking to the Asia-Pacific region – especially China, where outbound travellers with high disposable incomes, are increasing and becoming more adventurous – as a top priority, ripe for potential growth.

Kushner had only his father's real estate empire, and it was becoming clear that his inexperience made him ripe for manipulation by people at the receiving end of United States foreign policy.

Ask Mr. DeMille if he had any trepidation about becoming a father again at the rather ripe age of 63 and he grabs a smoke and sprints to the balcony.