Sentence examples for rather more ready from inspiring English sources
The Ukrainians are rather more ready than the Georgians.
One takes it the bishop would be rather more ready to condemn the torturers of Abu Ghraib.
A mere 20 years on, and social media can facilitate much more ready access with rather lesser risk of eyewitnesses.
This might reflect more ready symptom reporting rather than more prevalent IgE-mediated conditions 12.
There are all sorts of psychological biases that make us more ready to believe some things rather than others.
Thinking about climate change as a technological challenge rather than as a regulatory problem, it seems, made individualists more ready to credit the scientific claim about the climate.
But, as the British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan once explained to a rather baffled William F. Buckley, Jr., the continuance of colonial rule would not make them more ready.
Earlier this year, the lawnmower was well-oiled and Denis Noble was finally getting ready to start taking the emeritus half of his Oxford professorship rather more seriously.
So, I go in all ready for the preening and flexing and suchlike, but it's rather more instinctive than that.
I'm rather more optimistic.
