Sentence examples for have a ready example from inspiring English sources
However, if Mr Cameron's downsizing causes Britain's recovery to stall relative to America's, Mr Obama will have a ready example of the folly of fiscal discipline during recovery and the dangers of conservative government.
He should know: Not only has he tracked the ways we fabricate our identities in his newest book, "Self Comes to Mind: Constructing the Conscious Brain" (Pantheon), but he also has a ready example of his own, a mirror upon which he has reflected for decades.
But doubters have a ready counter-example in Crossrail, an ambitious £16 billion plan for a cross-London rail line that has been mired in delays and revisions for decades—and whose future, in the midst of the cash crisis referred to by Mr Osborne, is once again looking dicey.
Conservatives have a ready answer.
We do not have a ready made solution.
In Channel 4's Fresh Meat, the BBC has a ready-made example of a show that takes a demographic it's all too easy to stereotype – students – and instead treats them as real characters who we find both loveable and hateable.
Had the concept been in place at the time, a ready example would have been slavery.
By 1977, a University of Rochester scientist, George L. Engel, had posited today's "biopsychosocial" paradigm, a ready example of the gun analogy frequently applied to anorexia nervosa, in which, as is often said, "genes load the gun and environment pulls the trigger".
GM foods provide a ready example, says Fiona Fox, director of the London-based Scienonprofit Centre, a norganizationanizatiorganization
