Sentence examples for equipped to change from inspiring English sources

The residents of that neighborhood understand this fact intuitively, but that knowledge leaves them no better equipped to change it.

He's also a longtime Washington insider who's the only reform-minded outsider equipped to change the capital's ways.

These electronic shades are an example of switchable windows: windows equipped to change from transparent to deeply tinted by degrees and back again when a voltage is applied.

He said he saw Pace, which has 14,000 students in six schools -- arts and sciences, business, computer science, education, law and nursing -- as "both more complex and more comprehensive" than Hunter, and "better equipped to change".

After years of Tory government, Britain is less equipped to change the course of history for the good than we were under Neville Chamberlain, when Nazism was appeased in the 1930s.

Today's youth are the best equipped to change the world and no one believes this more than we do.

Collins is a smart player who knows how to prepare himself, but the Colts are ill-equipped to change their fundamental nature quickly.

In terms of training, many faculty have indicated they feel ill-equipped to change the way they teach and thus would like access to structured, formal training.

But for the most part, his presentation is very much consistent with the campaign's message — that Mrs. Clinton is best equipped to bring change because she has spent her entire career doing so.

When asked if a win in Puerto Rico's primary would be a result of Mr. Santorum's comments over the language, Mr. Romney sought to turn the topic to he was best equipped to bring "change in Washington".

We need more people equipped to make change.