Sentence examples for far ready to from inspiring English sources

Industry insiders have said it was probably a mistake for any supermarket to open stores over 5,500-6,500 sq metres – suggesting the pruning job could be bigger than Clarke is so far ready to admit.

But it will be far readier to do this if the Americans stop their harangue now.

Britain is far readier to seize on sexual misbehavior than in the past, as the posthumous disgrace of the television personality Jimmy Savile showed very clearly.

They show clearly the outlines of a possible deal, they suggest that the gaps between Israeli and Palestinian negotiators in 2008 were narrow, and they demonstrate that the Palestinians were far readier to make the necessary compromises than Israel's backers, especially in America, had given them credit for.The leaks were presumably motivated by enemies of Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian leader.

A man known for being decisive and often ignoring the advice of secret service agents, "was far readier to take orders than to issue them.

While not a significant portion of corps members, traditionally prepared teachers placed by TFA help bolster their image by being far more ready to teach than their modal corps members and by staying in teaching for far longer.

But he's far from ready to retire.

But he appears far from ready to give up.

She is far from ready to say that she will go.

But the Malian Army seemed far from ready to take over.

And some states are far from ready to accept the concept of a seamless national economy.