Sentence examples for ready to conclude that from inspiring English sources
But we are ready to conclude that one night in Denver undid most of the advantage Mr. Obama had appeared to gain in September.
Beforehand, and even up to a very late stage in the process, conventional wisdom states that the conflict can never be resolved; but before the ink is dry on the agreement, people are ready to conclude that it was inevitable.
But the Americans, who spoke on a background basis, said they were not yet ready to conclude that the Yemenis, who have pledged full cooperation, were trying to cover up whatever they know about the bombing.
As a result, she faced unusual levels of scrutiny last night both in the sense that more people were paying attention to her, and in the sense that, if she didn't perform well, viewers would be all too ready to conclude that she'd been hired not for her talents but in order to fill an embarrassing void.
Marvin D. Seppala, the chief medical officer at the Hazelden Foundation, which offers treatment for addictions, is not ready to conclude that Ms. Schuler was an alcoholic, but if it eventually becomes apparent that there was extreme secrecy around her drinking, that would not surprise him.
So while some are again ready to conclude that Bt corn poses no undue risk to the monarch, others say with such a minuscule survival rate, even important differences between the survival rates in the two fields would be tiny, probably requiring much larger-scale studies to detect.
I am not ready to conclude, as some have, that the new media age offers a free pass on traditional media ethics and credibility.
Then a Polish minister, Elzbieta Bienkowska, was quoted as saying that "the rest of Europe is ready to conclude the budget by the end of this year and the only country that is saying 'no' is Great Britain".
"We are ready to send officials back to Islamabad when the Pakistani government is ready to conclude the agreement".
Nancy Ellen Abrams Santa Cruz, Calif., Feb. 13, 2011 To the Editor: Judging by the images of Egyptians cleaning up after their uprising, I think it's fair to conclude that they are ready for democracy.
Yet his presence may prove unhelpful, and his relations with his successor fraught.Design flawsLooking at the mess the election is likely to be, outsiders may be inclined to conclude that Afghans are not ready for democracy.
