Sentence examples for ready possibility from inspiring English sources

THE Web confuses things further, unfurling a seemingly infinite cosmos of ready possibility and abetting lightning-fast connections.

A reform of ACT might be acceptable as part of a tax-neutral overhaul of the entire corporate-tax regime but it is unlikely that Mr Brown has had time to get that ready.One possibility that nobody is taking seriously is that Mr Brown might actually cut the overall tax burden in this budget.

"And I have to get myself ready for that possibility".

Hertz says it is ready for either possibility.

So I'm calling the chief of police saying, "Are you ready for the possibility of a riot?

"People should be ready for the possibility of power outages paired with cold temperatures," said FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate on Saturday.

Subliminally that rhapsodic approach keeps the songs off balance and suspenseful, ready for every possibility of disaster or exaltation.

Athletes like Mr. Agassi never know if they will be playing for one or five hours, and they have to be ready for every possibility.

"At the moment, this has been very limited, but we have to be ready for the possibility they will come," she said.

You need to be ready for the possibility that very soon we will order the military to significantly broaden ground activity in Gaza".

So although today's results reflect a lot of hard work from managers and professionals, we should be ready for the possibility of a nasty surprise towards the end of the year".