Sentence examples for generally ready from inspiring English sources

"We didn't create that — society was generally ready for that".

"Villagers are not generally ready to purchase information, so the ladies sell them accompanying services, like medical tests or natural fertilisers," D.net head Ananya Raihan explains.

They include two American naval vessels.Indeed, in a country mostly known for disasters and the poverty of its 150m people, donors are generally ready to respond to an emergency.

Mr Yatsenyuk said the opposition was generally ready to accept leadership, but several key demands must be met, including new elections.

A story in the pro-union journal InTheseTimes paints Apple store workers as exhausted, demoralized, and generally ready to strum a little Woody Guthrie and hold hands around the old trash barrel, hissing at scabs.

Ord-Hume is generally ready to exempt Willis work from his scathing comments on other drastic restorations, which "vandalism" is assumed to be by unknown earlier organ-builders.

Today, generally, ready-to-wear refers to the most expensive designer brands and labels.

Single-shot autofocus generally readies the cameras more precisely than continuous, enabling better synchronization.

In doing so, the company has bucked conventional wisdom, which says that Internet shoppers are generally not ready to spend lots of money on apparel.

Christophe finesses our moves: he wants us not just turning but doing so with a bit more conviction, "carving" our way through the snow, and generally getting ready for the steep stuff.

He hasn't changed his hairstyle, either, though it is trying to get away from his eyebrows, and he's wearing a cool leather jacket and generally looks ready to swash a buckle or two despite being fully 72 years old.