Sentence examples for particularly ready from inspiring English sources

The fellow with the guitar case strapped across his back seemed particularly ready for anything.

"There is more data that is infiltrating lots of different fields that weren't particularly ready for that," Professor Armbrust said.

Buyers in China and south-east Asia seem particularly ready to take the risk of internet purchases, but buyer beware: the sector is riddled with fakes, and digital images can flatter outrageously.

With no experience orchestrating a high-profile political campaign, Mr. Giordano, 37, is regarded by many people in both parties as unpolished and not particularly ready for prime time.

The platform isn't particularly ready for general consumption just yet as it seems it fell victim Google's "release early, release often" mantra.

Godwin himself did not seem particularly ready for parenthood and he now had two small children to raise and no steady source of income.

What I like about them is that they are as combative in the studio as they used to be in the ring, McGuigan particularly always ready to mix it with Nelson.

In Europe, private-label penetration in packaged foods, particularly in "ready meals", is above 20%.Most new food products now tend to be extensions of an existing line, for example, a vanilla-flavoured cola, rather than a new category, such as Crest's Whitestrips for whitening teeth.

So far, this election seems particularly camera-ready.

The final passage of iridescent pleated lamé gowns was particularly disco-ready.

Of particular concern is the situation where CF patients with chronic Staphylococcus aureus pulmonary infection, work or are involved in commercial food production or catering activities, particularly involving "ready-to-eat" [RTE] foodstuffs.