Sentence examples for not remotely ready from inspiring English sources

The iPhone was about to be unveiled, but the device was not remotely ready for the public eye.

The early signs are that the G.O.P. is not remotely ready to step away from its anti-tax (make that anti-tax-the-rich) fundamentalism.

One thing is certain: France, Germany and Russia are not remotely ready to entertain the Americans' optimistic assessment of their prospects, let alone the idealism of their motives.

His family, friends and members of his team will testify that he is still Andy, not remotely ready to become Sir Andrew.

How can we have won the first round?" The new Homeland Security apparatus, Gingrich asserts, is not remotely ready for the challenge it is meant to meet — a problem that he implicitly blames, at least in part, on the decision by President Bush to select a political pal, Pennsylvania's former governor Tom Ridge, as the first Homeland Security chief.

For all the recent intensity of the two countries' relationship, their shared approach to the Iraq war, loose talk of such ideas as common citizenship or joint administration, and the interest of some in the French and German political elites, the people of the two countries are not remotely ready for any such step.

"This disastrous policy launch shows Labour aren't remotely ready for the responsibility of government".

Voters in America do not seem remotely ready yet.

Mr. Putin, of course, does not seem remotely ready to stop working, despite having now reached Russia's retirement age.

Then you aren't even remotely ready to launch.

She didn't seem even remotely ready to surrender her anger.