Sentence examples for being ready to declare from inspiring English sources

In the past the trust has been criticised for not being ready to declare serious incidents often enough.

Neither Morneau nor anyone else around the Twins was ready to declare his ordeal over.

Wall Street may be ready to declare the worst days of the recession over.

Not even Mr. Gaines, perhaps the avenue's biggest cheerleader, is ready to declare a full-blown renaissance on Washington.

By last summer, I was ready to declare my allegiance to realism; or at least to the common-sense idea that successful stories depend on limits, restrictions, consequences.

They could have ended long since if Iraq had not been trying to rearm and Unscom had therefore been ready to declare the country free of forbidden weapons.

Such shoppers are "ready to declare the recession over", says Michael Silverstein, the author of "Women Want More", a book charting their growing spending-power.

"I don't think we're ready to declare that we've entered a new, stronger phase at this point," he said on Wednesday.

I wanted to see if LaVar Ball was ready to declare the Earth round, but first I asked him about his parenting philosophy.

But government investigators, citing forensic evidence and a trail of correspondence, are ready to declare that Digna Ochoa was not a martyr but a suicide.

Midway through the Democratic presidential primaries this year, the bill's authors had been ready to declare the new rule an unequivocal success.