Sentence examples for equipped to present from inspiring English sources

Large companies, by their sheer size and economic importance, are better equipped to present their positions to policy-makers and contest evidence.

All of this music is woefully underrepresented in most orchestras' programming, and there is no orchestra as equipped to present it as this one, with its vast experience, its profound commitment to new works and its ability to convey music as the composer imagined.

Based on a modern concept of time, synchronisation, which is always committed and necessarily tied to a "decisionistic" form of evaluation, is better equipped to present simultaneous events than the results-oriented, pseudo-precise prognostic approach to future events, which is based on unfounded knowledge.

These cell types are optimally equipped to present antigens to T-cells primarily because of their capabilities in antigen capturing.

These cells, after exogenous aggression, possibly of viral origin [ 35], express co-stimulation molecules [ 36- 38] and lymphoid chemokines [ 39] and are suitably equipped to present autoantigens, which suggests that salivary gland epithelial cells (SGECs) can act as non-professional antigen-presenting cells [ 40].

Another recommendation called for reform of undergraduate science and engineering curricula--what is taught and how it is taught--arguing that too many university teachers and professors are ill equipped to present science and engineering material in an interesting and engaging manner for a wider variety of students.

It could not compete with London's many fine museums and was ill-equipped to present even a sample of the vast Royal Collection.

This presentation of whaling as a country of its own is Ishmael's most important function in the novel, but it is something else that the stage is ill-equipped to present.

As your readers are no doubt aware, the effects of global warming dictate that our country must be prepared and equipped to tackle the threats presented by natural disasters.

Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerburg, and Tony Robbins all were risk takers and learned how to rise above and say yes even when they were not equipped to do the opportunity presented to them.

If you can find compelling companies, explain why the market is attractive, why this team is equipped to dominate that market and present a framework for a deal, there will be plenty of angels or firms willing to cut a check or, at least, take a meeting.