Sentence examples for equipped to navigate from inspiring English sources
Boucher appeals to music executives because she seems unusually equipped to navigate a changing industry.
We were not properly equipped to navigate Iraq's complicated cultural landscape.
You'd think doctors would be well equipped to navigate the shoals here, but at least two things get in the way.
A student who already has an advanced degree is far better equipped to navigate such a course, especially one covering difficult material.
We learn critical life-skills from our parents, and if our parents are not properly equipped to navigate the world, it makes the transition into adulthood and self-sufficiency much harder.
And, despite the rhetoric of "choice," lower-income students were effectively segregated into poorer-performing schools, while the parents of more privileged students were better equipped to navigate the system.
In comparison to larger firms, small businesses are less well equipped to efficiently navigate the loan process – in economic parlance, their search costs are higher.
In order for all members of our community to thrive, it is important that each of us is well equipped to successfully navigate our environment.
One of my main objectives with the authors I work with is to educate them about how publishing works so that they're better equipped to successfully navigate its often-murky waters.
Walkers should be experienced and well-equipped to navigate the way, and need to book campsites well in advance.
