Sentence examples for equipped to raise from inspiring English sources

"I'm not equipped to raise a boy.

By contrast, a "swathe of middle England" in the south, particularly the economically prosperous home counties council areas around London, have seen relatively tiny cuts to spending, and are far better equipped to raise local taxes.

I'm equipped to raise a disappointed contestant on 'Antiques Roadshow.' " To man up, Stein goes all Plimpton: he volunteers for a 24-hour shift with Los Angeles firefighters, drives a Lamborghini, goes hunting and becomes a day trader so he can gamble (someone else's) $100,000 on the stock market.

In return, the public would receive a talented and trained work force equipped to raise living standards even higher for the next generation.

Training and education in weight management is required before midwives feel adequately equipped to raise and address the issue of gestational weight gain with their patients.

The trainer talks about why small towns are better equipped to raise an athlete.

Plummeting world oil prices are causing a wave of strikes in Venezuela, whose Government is ill-equipped to raise salaries.

Child marriage can result in girls dropping out of school, early pregnancies, and mothers who are ill-equipped to raise children, activists say.

She said the Convent of the Sacred Heart school, which her daughter attends, is well-equipped to raise large sums of money.

Until he was four, Little Yang, as Li was known, lived thousands of miles from his parents, in the care of a grandmother, because his parents felt ill-equipped to raise him in rugged Xinjiang.

The group making the offer, Children Requiring a Caring Kommunity, or Crack, contends that the program is a humane effort to keep children from being born to women ill-equipped to raise them.