Sentence examples for ripe for making from inspiring English sources

Wainwright also conceded that Europe's criminals were increasingly spotting the plight of migrants – many of them refugees fleeing war zones and persecution in countries like Syria – as ripe for "making a quick buck".

Her main project is new girl Tai (the late Brittany Murphy) who arrives at school as a clumsy, unconfident "ugly duckling" ripe for making over – allowing the film to indulge in that wonderful 80s teen movie trope: the dressing up montage.

The current Administration will inflict much damage during its remaining time in office, but the atmosphere in early 2013 will be ripe for making needed reforms.

"San Francisco is ripe for making such a statement this November on the ballot".

In 2012, Google faltered in its attempts to make a move into the living room, considered by many experts to be ripe ground for making large profits through advertising.

Older computers were much noisier than they are today, and thus more ripe for music making.

As the government obstructs international negotiations, tax cheating is an issue ripe for Labour to make its own.

With her marriage to Papageno in doubt, Papagena is jealous and alone; perhaps the time is ripe for Monostatos to make his move.

It's a relationship ripe for comedy, and makes for a warm-hearted film which always avoids slipping into facile melodrama.

On the other hand, his chapters on Kazakhstan and on Egypt, which he describes as "a country ripe for revolution," both make the book worth buying.

"This is not a Willie Horton year, although with the election so tight, the conditions are certainly ripe for Willie Horton to make a comeback".