Sentence examples for more primed for from inspiring English sources

Few venues were more primed for the whistleblower than the meeting rooms of Brussels.

But mostly, they have waited, waited for a chance to look more primed for a postseason run than foolish for envisioning one.

"I cannot think of another public figure more primed for reevaluation now than Dinkins on the 25th anniversary after his inauguration," said Thai Jones, the Lehman curator for American History at the Rare Book & Manuscript Library.

Chinese viewers are typically more primed for the show's medieval setting than the typical Western viewer, as big-budget historical shows are already some of the most popular in the country.

There is some clear rationale here to Holtzbrinck buying the stake: when you think about it, the whole structure of Rocket Internet up to now has been based around the idea of creating as many different entities as it can, almost with independent profiles, so that they may potentially be more primed for making exits — and selling — to other companies.

I also think indie game designers are more primed for this space then filmmakers.

It could come with a flexible display, and while he admitted that LG's previous GD910 watch phone was not successful, he suggested that the market is much more primed now for such a product than in the past.

The former's music seemed perfectly matched with the weather and the audience's desires, as they jammed through songs like "Scheme" with a fiery efficiency that had the crowd more than primed for the stage's headliner, the progressive-house producer Deadmau5.

This together with increased delivery of lysate antigens to compartments where efficient cross-presentation can take place, may explain why T cells, which have interacted with VLP-lysate pulsed DC and matured with an adjuvant, are more effectively primed for cytotoxicity.

It's fair to say that this is how the conventional wisdom on the ruling got shaped, and that the world was more or less primed for the court to rule against the law.

While some of the other All-NBA- level stars might have been more talented or more athletic, Anthony was primed for his second chance, and his game was tailor-made for international play and one revved-up Mike D'Antoni inspired offense.