Sentence examples for largely ready to from inspiring English sources

Some officials expressed confidence in the new process, saying Afghans are largely ready to manage US-funded programmes along with their own institutions.

The company hopes to see improvement in May, when its stores' home departments will be largely ready to go, coupons will be back and Mother's Day sales will arrive, this person said.

"While this is a profitable part of our business that we would rather not part with, RBS has worked hard to ensure it is substantially separate from our UK branch network and corporate business and largely ready to be taken on by a new owner".

The more than 4,000 Sanders followers that gathered this weekend to talk strategy, commiserate and hear from the country's progressive rock stars at the second annual People's Summit conference in Chicago were largely ready to accept Sanders' vision of a long slog toward progress ― and his insistence that the best vehicle for the electoral component of those efforts remains the Democratic Party.

The factory has been renovated into apartments and tea consumption in this country has doubled in the past seven years, thanks largely to "ready to drink" brews.

Last month, photographer Chris Leslie returned to the site – largely deserted, ready to be blown up – to document what he calls this "postapocalyptic wasteland".

In 2012 the EU followed this up by opening a formal investigation.The statement of objections has been largely ready since 2013, but was subject to a long and timorous delay.

I think the paper is well written, presents important findings, and is largely ready for publication.

Nicholson said that although U.S. commanders have made "disingenuous" claims in the past about the extent to which Afghans were acting as equal partners in joint missions, officials now see the Afghan army as ready to operate largely on its own, albeit with key logistical and financial support from NATO.

He duly got the party nomination, and won, after a much-disputed but not disgraceful election, aided by the votes of many ethnic-Albanians who were disillusioned with the former governing party led largely by ex-communists, and ready to risk voting for a reformed Slav-Macedonian nationalist instead.Since then, with western support, he has acquired political weight of his own.

Now, with those largely behind him, he's ready to return to the spotlight.