Sentence examples for ripe to push from inspiring English sources
But the time is ripe to push ahead.
Some say the time may be ripe to push farther, with the ultimate aim of turning the Al Sabahs into constitutional monarchs.Such notions may chill blue-blooded veins in the Gulf, but the contest has only begun.
"We'll keep taking advantage of the fact that we're in the same area, and I'm going to try to meet with him as much as I possibly can," Cashman said, adding, "The atmosphere is ripe to push through some things, so we'll see if there is anything here we can push through".
When the opportunity is ripe to push for one particular issue, those who support other issues will often serve as a brake on the organization's efforts.
Major groups pushing for reform have yet to make Too Big To Fail a central part of their lobbying efforts -- although the AFL-CIO's Richard Trumka has been outspoken on it -- but the strong vote from Democrats gives outside groups a sign that the time may be ripe to push the Senate to break up the big banks, reform advocates tell HuffPost,.
But it is still a buyer's market, and the time is ripe for investors to push hard to overhaul the fees they pay.
A consultation exercise is already under way to find which reforms are ripe to be pushed through.
With a new U.S. administration in power, the time is ripe for one or the other to push for American action in its own interests.
The fiasco provides a ripe target for Dems, who can be expected to push publicly to "get to the bottom" of Chairman Issa's involvement in the Leibovich deal.
Dixon teed up the conversation by talking about areas he considered ripe for disruption: Education, finance and government saying government incumbents and lobbyists hinder development and have no real reason to push for change.
