The timing is ripe for employers to play a more integral role in their employees' financial lives – and most leading employers know it.
And if your Pimm's-and-strawberry stupor means that you're now ripe for ludicrous gimmicks, recreate the playing experience with your very own Wimbledon table tennis set.
With pessimism on the rise while the stock stumbles lower, it appears Corning is ripe for a bearish play.
If it doesn't manage to eke out a space as the platform agnostic wearable platform between the big players like Apple and Google, it's at least ripe for an acquisition play from one of the primary interested parties.
No, the time is over-ripe for a play about Savile, and Jonathan Maitland, author of this one, must've been floored to discover that our victim-obsequious culture meant that no one had yet made such a piece.
Personally, I felt that this game was ripe for Jordan Nobbs to play in central midfield, because that's probably the best way to get at the French (especially with a change at centre half, where Sabrina Delannoy deputises for Laura Georges, and a change of keeper to boot), but that may be a moot point.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 14 , 1947P. 28 The time is ripe, my love, for play, View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Jia Tolentino.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 14 , 1947P. 28 The time is ripe, my love, for play, View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By John Cassidy By George Packer.
A big shingle beach looks ripe for an afternoon's picnic, playing and snoozing on a sunny day, and there's a low-lying walk right round the lake.
The time is ripe for the system to stop playing catch up – in focusing on developing current medical leaders to meet current challenges – and to start focusing on creating the roles and conditions that will enable and engage the medical leaders of the future.
