Sentence examples for no longer ready from inspiring English sources

America may be ready to lead "once more" but what if the world is no longer ready to follow?

Now, or so the panel's chairman sighs, it seems that Mr Thaksin is no longer ready to give peace a chance.Or is he?

With the central banks no longer ready to buy, the Treasury market will once again be driven by real investors — many of them likely to demand higher interest rates owing to the heightened fiscal risks recently highlighted by Standard & Poor's.

That lid has been blown off by an Arab youth bulge that today can see just how everyone else is living and is no longer ready to accept being behind, undereducated, unemployed, humiliated and powerless.

"The Democratic Party of Serbia is no longer ready to take part in the self-deception of the government, as well as the misleading of the people," the statement said.

The greatest danger is if America is no longer ready to play America -- the benign superpower that pays a disproportionate price to maintain the system of which it's the biggest beneficiary.

This is driving demand for no-longer-ready-for-prime-time celebrities willing to vouch for products in ads often shown during reruns of movies and TV shows they made during their salad days.

We are no longer "sheep ready to be slaughtered," as the coach of that storied 1950 United States team referred to his players.

But Germans are no longer so ready to be put on the moral defensive or to view the Nazi era as the defining episode of their past.

Abortion rights advocates say Texas women will be forced to seek dangerous and illegal abortions because they will no longer have ready access to the procedure.

Borrowing of money short-term — called issuing commercial paper — seized up this week as investors became nervous at the prospect that many of those notes were backed by mortgages that no longer have ready buyers.