Sentence examples for owner ready from inspiring English sources

At least Stern does not have a Finley-like owner ready to sue him over the trade.

[C6.] Bidders for Dunkin' Donuts Owner Ready Offers Three groups of private equity buyers and Arby's owner, the Triarc Companies, are planning to bid for control of Dunkin' Brands, the fast-growing group that owns the Dunkin' Donuts chain, Baskin Robbins ice cream and the Togo sandwich shops, several executives involved in the process said.

As an owner ready to exit, maximizing value will be critical with so much competition.

With an owner ready and willing to do the training, most dogs can learn to cease barking on cue.

Indeed, when talks broke down last week, the union's executive director, Billy Hunter, named Arison, Cuban and the Lakers' Jerry Buss as owners ready to cut a deal.

Fleet Street is at once not used to Russians, and well used to owners ready to use their newspapers to advance other ends.

We also anticipate that problems will recur in industries that earlier rushed to adopt globalization strategies, with activist share owners ready to pounce on companies as evidence of poor management choices surfaces.

The anti-gambling and pro-gambling forces have been jockeying for position for weeks: compulsive gamblers and clergy and advocates for the homeless lining up to say that casinos are wrecking lives, and casino workers and elected officials and some business owners ready to call gambling Atlantic City's salvation.

The startup is not disclosing how many enterprise customers it has signed up at this point, although clearly its real estate investors give it confidence it has building owners ready and willing to invest in shiny new next-gen locks.

Seward saw slavery as doomed to fail and was willing to stop its spread and patiently wait out its dying, helped along perhaps with government aid to slave owners ready to be compensated for the loss of their "property".

We're in the early stages of a fragile recovery, and when we have new owners ready to invest heavily in a mall that has been a loser from day one, we should be supporting them, not treating them like a stepchild.