Sentence examples for prepared to state from inspiring English sources

It comes from Meinl's in Vienna, and I'm prepared to state that it's the best coffee in the city: rich, robust and deep.

By Howard Brubaker The New Yorker, June 22, 1940 P. 50 This department is prepared to state that Tom Dewey, New York's favorite grandson, will lead on early ballots in Philadelphia, but will never get enough to win.

I feel like if it's something you haven't heard, it has the potential to be your track of the summer!" "I was totally prepared to state my case for why Katy Perry's "Chained To The Rhythm" is definitely going to be song of the summer, but then she dropped "Bon Appetit," and now I'm not sure which one goes off harder.

Although I am not prepared to state, from such a small series of cases, whether open operation or conservative measures is the preferred treatment, I do not hesitate to operate on patients, providing conditions are satisfactory, if I am satisfied that the fragments are not in good position.

It is also typical that the result of several months of inquiries is no more enlightening than the information that Lessing was prepared to state publicly about herself.

"Whether or not fraud has happened, it is perfectly legitimate to question these practices and Michelle Thomson should be prepared to state her position.

It is possible that the pessimistic students were more prepared to enter a state of protective inhibition due to high level serotonergic neurotransmission when presented with high intensity stimuli in an uncontrollable situation [ 32], while students in the optimistic group may have a weak cortical inhibitory system to protect against overstimulation due to low inhibition function of 5-HT [ 33].

He added that MediSys did not need to bribe a freshman assemblyman and that the organization had its own "lobby machine" and staff that prepared budget presentations to state agencies.

It is unclear, however, whether Likud is prepared to countenance a Palestinian state; Netanyahu talks instead about an "economic peace".

He also presented himself at that time as fiscally conservative and prepared to make cuts in state spending, as he did to a certain extent on Monday.

"Governor Romney is running a national campaign and is prepared to compete in every state," said Andrea Saul, a spokeswoman for the campaign.