Sentence examples for equipped to examine from inspiring English sources

Just as dubious subprime practices seeped into Wall Street culture, newsrooms became least equipped to examine them.

He wrote about it to another astronomer whose observatory was the best equipped to examine that portion of the sky.

The five range from traditional hand-drawn animation to advanced computer work, but transformation is a common theme -- one that animation is particularly well equipped to examine.

That's a problem because now more than ever we need journalists equipped to examine the implications of the "big data" renaissance and the algorithms applied to it.

He admits that the census is not equipped to examine the complexity of migration in India.

Yet despite all of the remarkable advances in neuroscience, the brain remains as magnificently mysterious as ever, and few are better equipped to examine this paradox than artists.

"Here we are chasing an issue that other people are taking a good look at that we are not really well-equipped to examine properly and is too politically charged to end up with something with integrity".

Gopnik's background in two disciplines — a BA in psychology and philosophy and a Ph.D. in experimental psychology from Oxford University — made her well-equipped to examine both the development of the human mind and the philosophical implications of that research.

The team was ill-equipped to examine the cost issue in details for lack of skills and documentation.

A consequence of this demotion in status of everything unproved was that those best equipped intellectually to examine and judge such matters could, and often did, believe, or allow others to believe, that they had the requisite knowledge of exactly what others lacked by virtue of their mastery of logic, theory, and other intellectual skills.

Very few are equipped to do as Sheldrake does, and examine the deep roots in detail.