Sentence examples for equipped to confront from inspiring English sources
Fertility preservation can best be provided by comprehensive programs designed and equipped to confront the unique challenges facing these patients.
Of course, less prescient people may not feel quite so equipped to confront this wave of violence.
But she said the election was not about her or her rivals, but rather about building a party equipped to confront Mr. Obama.
At worst, the invasion might unleash a multitude of forces that the United States was not equipped to confront or contain.
Mr. Geithner, Mr. Peterson added, "is admirably equipped to confront the unique domestic and international challenges that will face our financial system over the coming years".
It has to be recognized that this is an almost intractable problem which the governing bodies of sport are not equipped to confront.
"It may be the case that in a few years' time such communities will be perceived as best equipped to face the challenges that confront us because they have a built-in resilience and genuinely durable ways of living".
Britain's law enforcement agencies are ill-equipped to confront a fast-expanding and multi-billion-pound cyber-crime phenomenon, according to a survey of police intelligence analysts.
I might be a parent and one that's previously experienced racism, but it's shocked me to realise that I still feel ill-equipped to confront the issue.
The poll also found that seven in 10 likely Republican primary voters believed Trump was well-equipped to confront the threat of terrorism, with four in 10 "very confident" he could respond to the threat.
