Will column in the fall ran under the headline, "Timid GOP
Not Ready for Prime Time.
Up until very recently, VoIP was something talked about, but
not ready for prime time," he said.
While the actual revolver was
not ready for prime time at the expo, it was thoroughly handled at the SHOT Show.
Some of the proposed names were
not ready for prime time, but they came up with one that sounded good: Beaver t'Ale.
Discussing the prospects for Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows XP, he comments: "It is
not ready for prime time.
Online, hobbled by its delivery infrastructure, is simply
not ready for prime time in that respect.
Several dancers possessed strong technique along with good looks and considerable charm, while others were clearly
not ready for prime time.
People like to say that solar energy is not a reality, that it's
not ready for prime time but now Ivanpah is producing 400 megawatts.
Despite assurances from Janek and Perry that Texas is prepared to operate the program without federal funds, Donna Howard, D-Austin said in a statement that she was not surprised the "plan to begin implementing the Texas Women's Health Program without federal funds is
not ready for prime time.
The earlier effort to put chips directly in branded products failed because Google TV software was
not ready for prime time and people did not readily buy set-top boxes, Brookwood said.
This is
not ready for prime time yet, but I believe the current personal genomics industry which relies on one gene for diabetes or another condition to predict your age is very misleading," he said.
