Sentence examples similar to ripe for starting from inspiring English sources

If people sit around waiting for a conflict to be "ripe" for talks to start, or for the forces of history to solve it for them, then it will never be resolved.

It seems the time is ripe to start a lobbying group called Better Beltway Pay For Female CEOs.

Virginia was a particularly ripe place to start the argument.

Now it's ripe for a fresh start.

In short, the time is ripe for community colleges to start partnering up with young tech companies.

Now, with stupidity a proud national pastime on the boob tube and off, the moment is ripe for a nyuk-nyuk revival, starting with "The Three Stooges: The Movie," Peter and Bobby Farrelly's thoroughly enjoyable paean to Moe, Larry and Curly and the art of the eye poke.

Hollywood has been ripe for lampooning from the start, but, for all the movie's incisive humor, the Coens don't so much mock the movie colony as look on with an unusually benign astonishment at the contrast — only superficially a contradiction — between the absurd wonders of the movies that were made at the time and the even more absurd stories of their making.

Hollywood has been ripe for lampooning from the start, but, for all the movie's incisive humor, the Coens don't so much mock the movie colony as look on with an unusually benign astonishment at the contrast only superficially a contradiction between the absurd wonders of the movies that were made at the time and the even more absurd stories of their making.

Orfield hopes that all this hubbub means that the city's charter landscape is ripe for change, and that charters can start focusing on civil rights.

But a newly elected government has become more vocal in arguing that $29 billion in unsecured senior debt — which is not tied to an asset and as a result is deemed riskier from the start — is ripe for restructuring because the banks that issued it, like Anglo Irish, have essentially failed and been taken over by the government.

"But the food world has become so ripe for satire in the time since I started it".