Sentence examples for most ripe from inspiring English sources

Most ripe for revolution is how people perceive the president.

Somaliland's energy sector has been touted as the area of its economy most ripe for development.

Malate and citrate are the main organic acids in most ripe fruits52.

The skin of most ripe peaches is downy or fuzzy; peaches with smooth skins are called nectarines.

So let's look at some lessons from the sector most ripe for revolution, namely the steel industry.

(The high acidity of most ripe fruits helps discourage spoilers; most vegetables have no such natural protection).

Alexia Tsotsis: Do you think that's the most ripe-for-disruption area in the enterprise currently?

"The pan-Western states — in an arc from Ohio, west to Montana and south to Arizona — are where the low-hanging and most-ripe-for-the-plucking electoral fruit for Democrats is to be found," writes Tom Schaller in "Whistling Past Dixie". The midterm election outlook seems to support Schaller's thesis.

This time, we were pointed in a new direction by the most delicious, ripe August tomatoes and a farmers' market cheese called Jersey Fresh (as in New Jersey, not the island in the English Channel).

The $3.3 trillion American health-care system is seen by most everyone as ripe for disruption.

Its tiny embroidered polo player on the chest is one of fashion's most recognisable logos, ripe for copyists.