Sentence examples for not fully ready from inspiring English sources

"Part of me is worried we're not fully ready after playing an emotional game against Philly, a first-place team," Bylsma said — prophetically, as it turned out.

Cancer magnifies the in-betweenness of young adulthood: You're not a child anymore, yet you're not fully ready to live in the adult world, either.

While oil companies and government agencies learned valuable lessons and developed useful technology from the Deepwater Horizon disaster, the country is still not fully ready to cope with a similar accident, the staff members found.

In the rush to make movies now, executives acknowledge that some scripts that are not fully ready have been given the green light in order to speed films into production before a strike.

Put another way, in any given year, 1 million low-income five-year-olds are not fully ready when they arrive at kindergarten.

Some analysts say that the problem with vicious comments stems from the fact that firms were not fully ready to tackle the massive and rapid growth in user interaction.

Venus was four games from defeat and she still wasn't fully ready for the match.

Nouvel – the architect who didn't attend the opening of his own €390m project - was right: the Philharmonie simply wasn't fully ready by the time this inaugural audience took their seats.

As the reactions to Boyega's casting (as well as Michael B Jordan as Johnny Storm in the Fantastic Four and Noma Dumezweni as Hermione in the new Harry Potter play) show, the public imagination isn't fully ready for singular black characters.

"We aren't fully ready yet," he admitted.

But deep linking is still in its early days – as URX notes on its blog, "the vast majority of developers aren't fully ready to implement".