Sentence examples for equipped to increase from inspiring English sources

Weapons and armor can be equipped to increase character strength and defense, respectively.

It would all but ensure that Amtrak remained inefficient and ill equipped to meet increasing demands for service.

The workforce of today is not equipped to meet this increasing future demand, the panel agreed.

Tractor-trailer drivers are heading off to local roads that are not equipped to handle the increased loads.

Given that more than 70%% of the country's population live in rural areas where the first point of care usually is public facilities that are primarily designed to provide maternal and child health care services, whether these facilities are equipped to manage the increasing number of NCD cases needs to be explored.

While this is good news from the perspective of the World Health Organization's recommendation that all deliveries be attended by a skilled provider [ 24], it also suggests that facilities in this region need to be equipped to handle the increasing volume and complexity of patients.

These are players physically equipped to deal with the increasing pace of the English top flight.

He warned the meeting that because many tropical species evolved in an environment that has very little temperature variation, they are not equipped to cope with an increase of as little as 3ºC, which is the sort of change that many climate scientists predict.

Local Government minister Lesley Griffiths said the money would ensure sexual violence services were better equipped to meet a "significant increase" in the reporting of historic sexual abuse.

Her experience as the Post's Maryland editor makes her well equipped to guide the site's increasing emphasis on local coverage.

We all must do everything we can to help our children grow up equipped to navigate our world's increasing complexity with compassion, empathy and competence.