Sentence examples for not always ready from inspiring English sources

The Brazilian market is not always ready in terms of existing laws.

Many green moves save money in the long run, but we're not always ready to make the investment.

Meanwhile, Mr Abe could better explain to Japanese voters the benefits of the alliance with America something Mr Koizumi was not always ready to do.

The buyers were often artists and other tastemakers, eager to experiment with where and how they lived, if not always ready to pay large sums to do so.

Their supposed contempt for the arts is not really about the arts, but about themselves: they are not always ready for what the arts offer.

As you take on leadership roles of larger organizations with higher profiles, there are things that come with that that you're not always ready for — realizing that every word that you say means something.

And the patient and family aren't always ready to hear it.

But because it's a musical, people aren't always ready for it".

Longer life expectancy and healthier habits are adding to the trend, as people aren't always ready to settle down once they reach retirement age.

Eden Hazard admitted as much this weekend, saying: "Last year, we were just doing recovery so we weren't always ready for the game, but that's not the case now".

While the ideal might first appear to be to find long-term housing solutions, perhaps people aren't always ready to disappear permanently behind closed doors, into unsupported, often socially cut-off living.