Sentence examples for equipped to counteract from inspiring English sources
There is also a tactical element to Messi's (relative) dip in form, with opposing teams now better equipped to counteract his unusual 'false nine' deep-lying forward role.
Human rights activists would be far better equipped to counteract Condoleezza's continuing cover-up if they could get the truth out through a public showing of the film before her visits.
The outcomes of the trials suggest that the criminal-justice system may not be so well-equipped to counteract that culture.
Superhero appearances aside, once I was lowered from the harness connecting me to the wall the backpack containing all of the computing power of the suit is about 40 pounds—I was reminded more of Vonnegut's short story "Harrison Bergeron," in which the titular hero is equipped with weights to counteract his unfair strength advantage over others.
He is ill equipped to handle either.
Would he be equipped to comment?
Atomic Punch (if equipped) to gain invincibility.
It had the classic Porsche 911 rear-engine weight bias, which the Germans tried to counteract by equipping the car with the widest rear tires possible, giving Turbos the J. Lo look they sport to this day.
The river's tidal action tended to deposit silt around the lower entrance to the locks, so to counteract this a channel, equipped with gates at each end and known as the Duke's Gut, was cut through the marshes upriver from the locks.
Cells are equipped with elaborate repair machineries and signalling pathways to counteract both exogenous and endogenous sources of DNA damage.
