Sentence examples for necessarily ready for from inspiring English sources

We had to throw some young guys into a position they weren't necessarily ready for".

"There is a real push to keep moving these cases, but the parties aren't necessarily ready for that".

In 1965, Einhorn and TVS secured the rights to the Southeastern Conference, not that it was especially lucrative or that the universities were necessarily ready for television.

Depending on how you see it, our guy wasn't necessarily ready for a punch, so I was out there so he can get one back".

Courage believes la rentrée will be hot for Hollande but not necessarily incendiary, even given the propensity among politicians and public for the dramatic: "The French are anxious, anguished, pessimistic... but not necessarily ready for revolution".

That's a huge a responsibility we're not necessarily ready for.

In chambers, according to a court transcript, Judge Owen indicated he was not necessarily ready to declare a mistrial despite motions by the defense for such a ruling.

Sometimes the discharges are signed for mothers, even if they are not necessarily ready to go.

If you are trying to cut down on smoking, but are not necessarily ready to quit, NRT may not be the best option for you.[23].[23]

That's the brave new world that the SEC is faced with regulating, and one that it doesn't necessarily seem ready for.

Nancy Davis, a spokeswoman for the Wartburg, explained that even though many older adults have pressing medical needs and require assistance with daily tasks, "that does not necessarily mean they are ready for a nursing home".