Sentence examples for considers ready from inspiring English sources

In its annual announcement, the US National Film Registry of the Library of Congress has named 25 movies which it considers ready to be added to its vault.

Kurt Zouma is already considered ready to play in defence at any time.

The leaves are considered ready for plucking when they break on being bent.

Critics counter that only thirty-four per cent of those who graduated in June of 2012 were considered ready for college or a job.

The move may also signal that Mr. Wagoner, who turns 47 next week, is not considered ready for it, a concern voiced by many on Wall Street.

At the other end of the modern career, young people are expected to acquire more and more education before being considered ready for work.

By 1951 he was considered ready for the lead in a swashbuckler, The Prince Who Was a Thief, and was married to the starlet Janet Leigh, who later appeared alongside him in films including The Vikings (1958).

They do have a prototype leadoff man at Class AAA Norfolk, 23-year-old Jason Tyner, a former No. 1 draft pick, but he is not considered ready for the majors.

A key talking point is whether Rahul Gandhi, the son of the late Rajiv Gandhi and widely tipped as a future prime minister, is yet considered ready to take on the position, or if he even wants the job.

More important, Pineda led all starters with an 11.8 SwStr% last season as a 22-year-old rookie who generally wasn't even considered ready to open the year in the big leagues.

A speedy pocket passer with a strong arm, Smith must improve in several areas over the next six weeks — footwork and mechanics among them — if he is to be considered ready to unseat Sanchez.