Sentence examples for made ripe from inspiring English sources

Lehman made ripe 4percentt fees for its equity investments — twice the going rate for loan securitization.

Alexander the Great probably carried zero to India, where it was developed as an abstract concept, given to the Arabs and made ripe for the age of European discovery.

Universities make ripe targets because they store vast numbers of personal records, often in decentralized servers.

The combination, he said later, made him ripe for scamming.

The investigators concluded that his lax oversight at P.S. 131 made conditions ripe for the accident.

But he is out of office, and that has made Al ripe for reincarnation.

It had seemed so important at the time, which made it ripe for contrast.

Cablevision would have made a ripe target for Time Warner or others, but the family said it would not entertain outside bids.

No one quite owned the land between Belarus, the Baltic States, Ukraine, Poland, and eastern Germany, and that made it ripe for massacre and counter-massacre.

British humor being what it is, the sweepingness of the plan, and the earnestness with which the coalition Government has promoted it, has made it ripe for parody.

Built-in passwords that could not be changed made these ripe for exploitation, he said.