Sentence examples for likely to be ready from inspiring English sources

But Ron Cohen, chief executive of Acorda Therapeutics, which is developing treatments for spinal cord injuries, said other approaches, like drugs, are likely to be ready before stem cells.

Whoever does, he is likely to be ready for them.

They are more likely to be ready for production before vaccines.

His contract is likely to be ready upon their arrival in Italy.

In the PA domain, parents of younger children were more likely to be ready to make changes.

They are developing a single-chip solution that is likely to be ready by the end of Q3'14.

Since they've most likely taken time to be ready for your visit (changed the sheets, organized some activities, stocked the fridge), you need to be ready to be the perfect guest.

Unfortunately, healthcare reform is likely not going to be ready for Obama's signature before the end of the year.

In the case of serious illnesses with no cure, the patient is likely to be desperate, ready to try anything.

However, farmers are able to buy excess soybeans from local grain elevators, many of which are likely to be Roundup Ready due to the huge dominance Monsanto has in the market.

Typically developing children had high mean scores across all domains (Table  1) and were, therefore, more likely to be developmentally ready to engage in school than those children who were identified with special educational needs or in need of further assessment.