Sentence examples for yet be ready to from inspiring English sources

We may not yet be ready to take back the night.

Such machines may not quite yet be ready to walk the streets alongside people, but the day they can is surely not far off.

In any event, its new leadership team, elected last December, may not yet be ready to take over the reins of government.

China might not yet be ready to power economic growth abroad, but companies from around the world are already latching onto the growth potential of its market.

A world beset by terrorism and increasingly violent weather may not yet be ready to abandon currency, despite the inconvenience to bureaucrats, bankers, and millennials.

While they may not yet be ready to go toe to toe with Donald Trump or Larry Silverstein, some have gotten some dirt under their fingernails and experienced the fears and thrills of real estate development.

Some may have wanted to travel before coming to college, while others may simply have not yet been ready to attend.

This rupture created a new and universal idea of freedom and equality -- one that Islamic societies around the world have not yet been ready to face.

I think we're selling our readers short if we don't give them characters who have lived full lives, yet are ready to take on new challenges.

Findings suggest that many parishes do not offer cancer control programs, yet many may be ready to do so.

Yet it should also be ready to accept the virtues of regimentation.