Sentence examples for perhaps ripe for from inspiring English sources

The two first, at least, are historical novels and perhaps ripe for a Poldark-style adaptation.

With the Nintendo's Wii U under-performing, the time is perhaps ripe for either Sony or Microsoft to sneak in and attract the hordes of casual gamers that drive massive profits.

The irony is of the world's most successful dance-pop crossover DJ/producer once disdaining the world of pop music, only to be embroiled in its drama again is perhaps ripe for futher commentary.

With politics that "skew to the left", Damon was perhaps ripe (and definitely game) for being mocked, but in reality, the actor keeps his philanthropic work to himself.

The time is, perhaps, ripe to bid farewell to an enduring and revered notion in neurology.

When, after eight weeks of previews, the critics rebelled and bought tickets to the show and panned it, they mostly blamed Julie Taymor, the original director and a famous person (she directed "The Lion King"), who perhaps seemed ripe for chastisement.

Despite everything that has gone wrong for them I still find it impossible to write off Geelong, even though they're perhaps as ripe for the picking as they've ever been in the last eight years.

The promise of precision medicine is perhaps most ripe for fuelling such changes.

The 2009's are ripe — perhaps slightly too ripe for my taste — but the general quality level is high.

Mr. Jarman died of complications from AIDS in 1994, at 52, and perhaps the time is ripe for reappraisal.

But perhaps this land was ripe for developments such as HS2 because most of us had already vacated it.