Sentence examples for equipped to explain from inspiring English sources

When it was finally over, the Rangers seemed ill equipped to explain the twists and turns of their season.

After all, financial professionals are the ones who are best equipped to explain how sustainability issues will affect a company's overall performance to its shareholders and investors.

He himself uses fMRI on his patients, so is well equipped to explain that what the scanning actually shows is widespread brain activity, which is marginally more prevalent in some areas than others.

The yearning for Warren followed from the conviction that moral authority might derive from intellectual authority, that the Harvard Law School bankruptcy expert was best equipped to explain the hole that the financial crisis had put us in.

Ever since Rove rose to national renown with George W. Bush some six years ago, he has provided sweet relief for Democrats otherwise ill equipped to explain Bush's successes.

But advocates for foreign citizens argue that an individual from a defendant's culture, who has lived in the United States as a diplomat, is better equipped to explain legal proceedings.

One is that the view is ill-equipped to explain the productivity of thought; another is that it can say little about mental processes.

"I wish my vocabulary was equipped enough to explain it," Sanders said.

They do it because the company hasn't equipped them to explain the real value of the product or service they are selling.

Good teachers are aware of the need for kids to learn better academic habits and attitudes but aren't necessarily equipped to teach those skills, Loudon explains.

If toxins (like bacteria) do get into our bodies, we are equipped to dispose of them, she explains, with detoxifying organs like the liver, spleen, kidneys, and colon.