Sentence examples for certainly ripe to from inspiring English sources

Lewis was certainly ripe to be converted.

"This is not a Willie Horton year, although with the election so tight, the conditions are certainly ripe for Willie Horton to make a comeback".

The time was certainly ripe for agriculture: the ability to make tools and control fire (cooking makes many plants more digestible) was already well established.

He has introduced online registration for entrepreneurs, and a law to cut form-filling: "If data is already in the system, it is the state's duty to find it, not the citizen's duty to provide it again".Slovenia's sleepy and inward-looking public institutions are certainly ripe for change.

With the economy slowing, the time is certainly ripe.

Mr Kerry has stolen some Republican ground.An accountant's dreamAmerica's corporate tax system is certainly ripe for attention.

This was certainly ripe for reform, but the action plan left the immediate problem of the banks virtually untouched.

Blurred Lines is certainly ripe for satire, so why turn it into Word Crimes, and make it a song about grammar?

Since the drivers for change have only recently formed, including new organisations in control of the purse strings, only time will tell whether this is the age of telehealth – but the conditions are certainly ripe and ready.

The novel was inspired by the case of Debra Lafave, a 24-year-old American teacher who was arrested for an affair with her 14-year-old student, but escaped a custodial sentence when her defence attorney successfully argued that she was "too pretty for prison" – an argument that is certainly ripe for satire.

Either way, the on-demand laundry and dry cleaning space is certainly ripe for some consolidation.