Sentence examples for ready to define from inspiring English sources

But few of America's allies are ready to define the goals that broadly.

Otherwise others, to his detriment, will be only too ready to define it for him".

Like Kent, we at City University take on creative writing MA students specifically to write literary novels – so we are quite ready to define what's required to write for adults as opposed to children.

But until we are ready to define and consistently apply fair standards for individual accountability for all kinds of public-sector outcomes, teachers will have some reason to feel they are being singled out for political purposes.

Ms. Verbrugge, the French lawyer and photographer, said she didn't believe the law would be altered any time soon, since she doubts legislators are ready to define privacy concretely.

We now are ready to define Euler-type numbers and polynomials with order k.

The analysis provides an insight of the modal characteristics of this class of fibers, and should be useful as a ready tool to define design parameters for realizing this fiber based in-line components, e.g., mode converter, core mode blocker, etc., and more importantly to explore new possibilities with this fiber.

"People are becoming more worried and preoccupied about their mental health and arguably being too ready sometimes to define everyday life problems as mental illnesses".

If you're not ready for anyone to define what they perceive as your errors, do not submit your efforts online until you're ready for this possibility.

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He wasn't yet ready to be defined by his work.