Sentence examples for are more equipped from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Pendleton's view, all theatrical egos may be oversize and shaky, but some are more equipped for survival than others.

With rising temperatures around the globe, California's native grasses will likely suffer at the hands of exotic invasive grasses, which are more equipped to deal with warmer weather.

By Lucy Tang March 1 , 2010In an interview in the Telegraph, Hilary Mantel, the author of "Wolf Hall," makes the rather controversial claim that perhaps teen-age girls are more equipped to be mothers than is usually thought: I think there is this breed of women for whom society's timetable is completely wrong.

In particular, rural dwellers are more equipped with skills relating to identifying vegetables that contain oxidant compounds for protecting and healing malnutrition-related diseases (Yang and Keding 2009; Singh et al. 2013).

Whether it's an awful date or a long-term relationship that ended; a not-so-satisfying group fitness class or a really bad running time, at least you went are more equipped for your next experience.

This provides additional confirmation that dNK are more equipped to recognize HLA-C molecules than their peripheral counterparts [ 21, 22].

In other words, you go back in fresh, you can focus, you're more equipped.

Toney Douglas is Felton's primary backup with the Knicks, but Douglas is more equipped to play off the ball.

But the president, having lived with and thought through the issue for the last four years, is more equipped to move more quickly on Iran than Mr. Romney.

The bulk of the Ottoman army remained unchanged and therefore was more equipped to suppress reform at home than to challenge modern Western armies.

He says his new advocate is "more sincere and compassionate to his needs" than a regular family law lawyer and is more equipped to deal with specific issues that affect him such as father alienation.