One of Mexico's poorest states, badly run and with the third-highest body count in the drug war, Guerrero is ripe for change.
The post-war consensus was ripe for destruction, and a host of new forces, from personal computers to private equity, aided her more rumbustious form of capitalism.The verdict of historyCriticism of her comes in two forms.
As he shopped, he said the time was ripe for war.
The railway had bought up huge tracts of farmland along this corridor in the decades before the first world war, and it was ripe for development.
The party machine forced the nomination of Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey to face Richard M. Nixon, over the objections of war protesters, including draft-ripe college students.
The European post-war social instinct was ripe not only for peace but also for simplification and what at an earlier period Ninon de Lenclos had candidly called "ragoût," a taste for commoner things than the upper class was used to.
The situation seems ripe for a bidding war in January between the two parties for the affections of the wavering members.
GREENLAWN Ripe Art Gallery "Love, War and the Human Experience," an exhibition of paintings and collages through the eyes of Gail Staal, a psychotherapist.
With the coming of the Civil War, Vidaurri suggested the time was ripe for his region to break with the central government in Mexico City and join the nascent Confederacy.
The French, confident of victory after their successes against the Austro-Prussian forces and believing that England was ripe for revolution, declared war on England and Holland on February 1 , 1793
