Sentence examples for usually not ready from inspiring English sources

Sadly enough, they are usually not ready to accept that their wives have tested positive for HIV/AIDS," says Dr. Idiva.

It is so much easier, besides, your brain usually isn't ready to think at six or seven in the morning.

When the "international community" blames Haiti for its political troubles, the underlying concept is usually that Haitians are not ready for democracy.

His (it was usually a man) contacts were not "ready" for public disclosure of information; but when they were, it would shake the cosmos.

It's usually for those looking, and not ready for actual dating.

"My intuitive sense is this injury usually happens in people who are not ready to function yet.

Considering the automotive market cost pressure of products, it is usually not possible to allow hardware to be ready for more than the predefined set of functions.

But after recent developments, the powers that the continent usually relies on for a reboot are not ready to move together at the same pace.

'I usually get up between 6.00 and 6.30, and am not ready for solids at this time.

Not ready".

"We're not ready.