Sentence examples for ready to contain from inspiring English sources

Turkish writers pride themselveson their long sentences, and Pamuk'smost virtuoso catalogs, some stretchingacross hundreds of words, take in all thebarbershops, the horse-drawn carriages,the winter afternoons and rainy backpassagesof old Istanbul until he seemsa Turkish Whitman, ready to contain allcontrarieties.

When it does, India likely won't be ready to contain the problem: The country's last major cybercrime law was created in 2000, long before botnets became an issue.

Whatever the truth, China plainly is not ready to be contained.

At this early date, why should we think that any of these drives are ready to be contained?

Their video for the single "Ready to Fall" contains footage of factory farming, rodeos, and sport hunting, as well as deforestation, melting ice caps, and forest fires.

This is likely because ready-meals tend to contain high levels of fat and saturated fat (Celnik et al., 2012; de Boer et al., 2004).

How much confidence do you have that when the next bubble goes splat, we will be ready, willing and able to contain the damage?

Interestingly, the normative framework does not seem to contain a ready answer.

Workers were ready to inject water containing boric acid into the reactor from the outside at any signs of further trouble, like a rapid rise in temperature, the company said in an e-mailed statement.

BP-5, a high energy and ready to eat biscuit containing proteins and micro-nutrients, will be provided for several days followed by blended foods from WFP and the government.

One major asset of using administrative data is that they cover large populations, are ready to be analyzed, and contain detailed clinical and outcome information.