Sentence examples for not primed from inspiring English sources

'They're not primed.' It also means that Rhodes is superfluous to requirements.

Our palates were not primed for wine, we found, at 9 30 in the morning.

The Air Force, which demoted and disciplined dozens, stressed that the missiles were not primed for actual use and could not have caused nuclear havoc.

Nicholas had been gone for only three years, and the F.B.I. was not primed to be suspicious of someone claiming to be a missing child.

We are not primed to hear a young person of color, particularly a young South Asian woman, speak as if her words matter.

These "high-powered" people were significantly less accurate in reading emotions from facial photographs than a comparison group of participants who were not primed in the same way.

Biodiversity offsetting will fail if it is not primed and maintained with the appropriate resources, and charged with a measure of impartiality by close involvement of ecologists within the public sector.

How quickly people forget that markets composed of and organized around ordinary human beings are not primed to survive over the long term if they require genius and complexity in order to run. Lee H. Igel New York • To the Editor: "Quants" are trying to join with economists, traders and investors to figure out the puzzle of Wall Street.

This fiscal discipline is not priming the pump of slowing economies.

Perhaps theatergoers weren't primed for Stoppard lite.

At the beginning of every class, the students' brains aren't primed yet for the content.