Sentence examples for was more ripe from inspiring English sources

The board's action, taken Sunday, also set off speculation that the company was more ripe than ever for a takeover.

Feminism has a long history of reclaiming words and phrases – and surely none in recent years was more ripe for re-tooling than David Cameron's patronising instruction to MP Angela Eagle to "Calm down, dear".

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None is more ripe for this change than America, the world's richest banking market.

And no area is more ripe for such innovation than energy.

So the time is more ripe than ever for international workers' revolution?

The board's action also set off speculation that the company is more ripe than ever for a takeover.

With "forces' sweetheart" Vera Lynn at the top of the album chart, the time couldn't be more ripe for Richard Hawley to seduce a mainstream audience.

The league has never been more ripe for change, and with the analytics world on the brink of some impressive new faculties, perhaps the time has finally come to shake up another of basketball's core tenets.

The times could not be more ripe for invoking the wine-and-roses mantra of Mr. Carey, who went on to serve eight years as a governor of historic accomplishments.

No pop-culture phenomenon is more ripe for exposé than "American Idol," the most popular television series of the last dec­ade and the reality show that remains, even in the face of increasing tabloid interest, relatively wholesome.