Sentence examples for equipped to cope from inspiring English sources

The bilingual brain is better equipped to cope with the damage".

Currently, treatment services are not adequately equipped to cope with the nation's alcohol problem.

Appleton seems ideally equipped to cope with what he described as the "circus" at Blackburn.

So, one of the world's most deadly viruses is plaguing three of the countries least equipped to cope with it.

The Downing Street machine is simply not equipped to cope, taking on so many major missions at once.

In some cases this can be quite distressing but I'm sure he is well equipped to cope with that.

Many were ill-equipped to cope.

Few in Germany might expect Mannheim to be well-equipped to cope with this challenge.

This current Tottenham squad appears much better-equipped to cope without the Welshman, however.

The authorities in Sana'a are ill-equipped to cope with the long-term fallout, too.

ReprintsThe banks are also ill-equipped to cope with other sorts of risk.