Sentence examples for less ready to be from inspiring English sources

This, they concluded, was because good-looking men have their pick of women and may be less ready to be satisfied in their own relationships.

You can look for any number of cabernet sauvignons and assume, with a fair amount of assurance, that many are more or less ready to be opened.

This defense requires an account of the difference between capacities which are activated here and now, or are more or less ready to be so actuated, and radical capacities such as exist in the epigenetic primordia of even very young human beings, and in the genetic and somatic constitution of even the severely disabled.

Individuals who were up-to-date had lower mean intent and interest scores at baseline and after watching the aid, and less were ready to be screened after watching the aid compared to those who were not up-to-date (Table 4).

The first is that big banks will be less ready to buy units of failed rivals, as JPMorgan and others did during the financial crisis.

"You can find trained workers in the population of 55 and older, or the 21 to 25-year-olds that are now coming in with less skills but ready to be trained.

A Senior European Commission official echoed this view of the Global Fund as moving beyond charity stating that " because the funding is linked to vital services, then even less politicians are ready to be potentially accused of dropping vital treatments.

What I'm less ready to tolerate is criticism of natural hair from other black people.

Just last week, though, Intel gave a private showing of a smartphone prototype that appears to be more or less feature complete and ready to be established as the basis for a platform.

SherpaVentures, the venture firm founded by former Menlo Ventures partner Shervin Pishevar and former Goldman Sachs banker Scott Stanford, is finally ready to be less vague about what it's doing.

I'm ready to be a little less open about some things, like my relationships.