Sentence examples for equipped to live from inspiring English sources

I'm not equipped to live in such a way.

We are fearful that the heavy reliance on medication is leaving our son ill equipped to live independently when he becomes an adult.

We also suspect that a starry-eyed dreamer such as Dean may not be best equipped to live with a woman only too well schooled in life's disappointments: Cindy's father, played by John Doman, is a tyrannical specialist in wrecking family dinners (another example of overstatement).

The speculation will continue with a numbing repetition until July 1, 2010, what James called "a very big day," but also with the understanding that he is that rare athlete — and natural-born leader — fully equipped to live up to the Broadway hype.

To be adequately equipped to live a life of thought and discussion, one will need practical wisdom, temperance, justice, and the other ethical virtues.

Some of the respondents who were still working in academia when the survey was conducted said that they "felt equipped to live with risk and continue to work towards the goal of being a research leader," the report says.

You do that by recognizing that the world's changed, understanding the ways it's changed and the way those changes disadvantage you as a country, and then providing leadership in this institution so that down through the building and the establishment, there is an understanding that we need to organize, train and equip to live in that world.

I'm not sure this is a product I myself would ever use, as I tend to think dogs are evolutionarily equipped to survive living in what James Brown would call "a man's world".

"How could I make it to 38 years old and be so ill-equipped to live in a house?

"Species such as feral pigeons are intelligent and resourceful creatures, meaning they are well-equipped to live and breed in seemingly inhospitable urban environments.

"It makes you realize how vulnerable people are being made, and particularly what is done to children, who are ill-equipped to live through this," said Jensen.