Sentence examples for better equipped to judge from inspiring English sources

If the readers are able to identify the assumptions of the analysis they are better equipped to judge the validity.

But think about it: Has not a contractor an eye, perhaps one better equipped to judge a grain of wood than your own?

At least one congressman thinks he is better equipped to judge the merit of research than the world's premier scientists.

They argued that the field supervisors and cooperating teachers who guided their teaching practice and observed and evaluated them for six months in middle and high school classrooms were better equipped to judge their teaching skills and potential than people who had never seen nor spoken with them.

I'm not really equipped to judge whether a stranger on Lanai looks sinister or not.

Advocates say students are not equipped to judge the sexual misconduct of their peers, because duh.

If we choose to engage in same-sex sexual behavior, no one but us is equipped to judge our choice.

Sotomayor faced initial criticism for once stating that policy was made in the Court of Appeals (as opposed to the legislative branch) and, in a different speech, that a Latina judge was better equipped to make judgments than a white man.

He opined that a more powerful judicial enquiry, possibly headed by a British High Court judge, would be better equipped to eliminate the inconsistencies between the official version of events and the eyewitness statements.

I feel better equipped to do it now".

Humanity is better equipped to record itself than ever before.