Sentence examples for ripe time to from inspiring English sources

But the smartest Chinese manufacturers see it as a ripe time to strike back and establish markets for Chinese-branded goods here and across Asia and Europe.

And a half-dozen other factors including the proliferation of LTE, mobile devices with great cameras, the fact that mobile video actually loads and a more socially connected world have conspired to make this a very ripe time to take another stab at live video.

Therefore, it's a ripe time to make fun of tourists.

A source familiar with the inquiry, who declined to be identified given the sensitivity of the allegations, told me that it is a "ripe time" to look into cases in which guns mysteriously turned up in East Flatbush.

In other words, it's a ripe time for Intel to be tapping into Israel's security ecosystem, both as a collaborator and feet-first developer.

"The real worry is the almost deafening silence there has been from the shadow cabinet in a time of the year which is traditionally a ripe time for the opposition to attack the government," said Stringer.

Roses are easy to propagate in this way, and now, when plants are dormant and the stems are fully ripe, is the time to do it.

Domaine Vincent Paris Granit $45 ** ½ 60 Vieilles Vignes 2004 Earthy, rich and ripe; tannins need time to soften (Polaner Selections, Mount Kisco, N.Y.).

As he puts it, "the time is ripe, because we have no time to lose".Too right.

In about five months you might buy some ripe peaches and take the time to peel, pit and poach them.

Is the time ripe to try to sell off so many big-ticket houses?