Sentence examples for proved ready to from inspiring English sources

Those British troops have proved ready to fight — and die.

"And Benn proved ready to listen, ready to learn.

The chaos has created a security vacuum that Al Qaeda has proved ready to exploit.

Most Israelis, weary of the onus of occupation, proved ready to rethink the past and live with, if not adore, the Palestinians.

Despite the French government's wish for a consensus solution in the six-month bank battle, neither bank proved ready to compromise.

We're killin' 'em all!" But not even the Bush administration, which has proved ready to do unspeakable things to its perceived enemies, can kill them all.

By and large companies from America, Japan and China have proved readier to finance and acquire young British tech firms than British ones have.

Its members would care, and care passionately, for tales and tale-telling, and would prove ready to embrace and reject, applaud and defame, and quarrel about literature and its effects.

Investors are proving readier to test the market by putting up a few windmills than by committing to big power stations.

Optimists, however, argue that the in-fighting has reduced the SPD's chances at any new election, so it may yet prove readier to agree to a deal with Ms Merkel.The pressure of time doesn't help.

He broke a post-war taboo by proving ready, without alarming the neighbours, to assert Germany's own interests.