Sentence examples for whether it's ready from inspiring English sources

Having read a lot of stuff over the past 12 months about the country finally "turning a corner" and focusing on tourism to help boost its wheezing economy, I thought I'd pay Zimbabwe a visit dropping in on a family friend who lives on the outskirts of Harare, to see whether it's ready to top the Travel Channel's "Top 10 Vacation Spots".

The Assad regime is rotten fruit, but it's not at all clear whether it's ready to fall.

Rather than question when self-driving cars will be safe enough for traffic, the public ought to ask itself whether it's ready to demystify traffic.

"You'll have to ask [the CDU] whether it's ready to pay a price," the Social Democrats' party chairman, Sigmar Gabriel, told reporters.

Here's how you can tell whether it's ready to eat: if you're ambitious.

Let dry and inspect to see whether it's ready for use again.

Essentially, two World Cups ended Sunday, one with Spain winning on the field, the other with South Africa prevailing by most accounts on a referendum about whether it was ready to stage the world's most popular sporting event.

He summoned the panel and asked it whether it had resolved any of the 14 counts and, if so, whether it was ready to announce its finding.

For months, the party has been trying to portray itself as a viable alternative to Renzi, but Raggi's travails could lead Italians to wonder whether it is ready to lead the country.

After cleaning is successful, the bird will be graduated to a cold water pool where it is monitored closely to see whether it is ready for release back into its new natural environment.

Historically, an Army unit is deployed if needed, whether it is ready or not.