Sentence examples for make ripe from inspiring English sources

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

At a time when city budgets are strained, they say that Millcreek's Home Depot, its for-profit hospital and supermarkets would make ripe targets for annexation by nearby cities. "This is our last chance if we want to stay together and become a city," Ms. Shepherd, one of the leading organizers, said.

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.

That State seeks this modus in a largely unclassified world and while other agencies move toward change makes ripe State's policies for a judicial challenge.

This would make everyone ripe for criticism.

Ultima has qualities that make it ripe for offline romance, Mr. Pidgeon said.

A low price and divergently performing separate businesses make a ripe case for an activist to step in.

ANDERSON was too big a star not to make a ripe target once age and overwork did their inevitable mischief.

Leeds to beat Portsmouth at 7-5: no sentimentality here, Pompey's miserable off-field troubles make them ripe to oppose.

Teenage girls are always going missing in mystery novels; something about their mixture of youthful innocence and nascent sexuality must make them ripe subjects for mystery writers.