Sentence examples for maybe more ready to from inspiring English sources

"We are focusing on licensing the operating system to industrial customers and we are maybe more ready to support tailoring of the OS for different players because it clearly seems that — especially the big players — they want to have a possibility to tailor the OS for themselves," he said.

"Maybe it's because of what we do, or maybe it's something else, but people are becoming more and more ready to at least acknowledge what happened during the war," Zorić said.

He was ready to talk more, ready to help.

It's an interesting idea, and the gown they've produced is quite stunning and looks worthy of any fancy red carpet or gala event, but we're not sure we'll see this trend catch on unless the researches can come up with something a bit more ready-to-wear and maybe a little less, um, concrete.

Maybe two times revenues, Tsang guesses: nearly $1 billion; maybe more, were it to be sold in pieces, with, say, leather goods going to Bulgari and ready-to-wear to Gucci.

Maybe more women need to produce movies.

Maybe more action is to come.

Maybe they're ready to unburden themselves.

Maybe she IS ready to be president.

"Maybe he is ready to go to MotoGP.

Or maybe they are ready to retire, so it turned out to be perfect timing.