Sentence examples for equipped to keep up from inspiring English sources

Free representation tends to be provided by lawyers at nonprofit advocacy groups that are ill equipped to keep up with demand.

While Earth's plants and animals have evolved to migrate in response to seasonal environmental changes and to even larger transitions, such as the end of the last ice age, they often are not equipped to keep up with the rapidity of modern climate changes that are currently taking place.

And while the wide-open land provides space for these people to settle, the presence of long-term campers presents challenges to public land management agencies: Their purpose is land conservation, not housing, and they're not equipped to keep up with the demands of human inhabitancy.

And though some supporters argue that the cargo requirement increases American military might, because U.S. commercial ships carrying food aid could be taken over by the military in times of conflict, the report found it's unclear whether commercial ships and their sailors are even equipped to keep up with the nation's modern military.

Government is ill-equipped to keep up with this new breed of digital miscreants, whose tactics are well orchestrated and ever more sophisticated.

Traditional geographic information systems are ill-equipped to keep up with the huge number of new smartphones and other location-enabled devices passing location data along to apps.

One of the reasons that innovation centers have become all the rage these days is that few really large organizations are well-equipped to keep up with the pace of innovation happening in the startup world.

The city is well equipped to keep the peace.

According to Rusbridger, Heywood warned him, "No newspaper is equipped to keep this secret.

Mr. Bart, 48, is well equipped to keep them spinning, she said.

Fortunately, the car is already equipped to keep things from sliding.