Sentence examples for equipped to return from inspiring English sources

Many questions remain: Are doctors equipped to return this information to patients?

I spend 14 hours a day caring about people who aren't even fully equipped to return the favor.

Jozef K is a Manchester boy, who has been a regular feature at Sankeys for many years, and with Winter Son's love of analogue instrumentation, they are more that equipped to return to the rave.

I knew everything that I got to do, I'd got to take it easy, I've not got to do anything stupid like get myself exhausted again, and I knew precisely what I'd got to take in terms of the doses of the drugs... so I knew exactly, I mean, three people had been through it with me, what I had to take... .......... (Int 3, 392) These individuals felt fully equipped to return home and self-manage.

It bridged the divide by interpreting climate risks in readily accessible financial language, enabling investors to enter the debate equipped to discuss returns and carbon.

As such, there's been a growing demand for skilled marketing analysts who are equipped to ensure optimal return on investment (ROI) for marketing spend and to deliver valuable insights that drive better customer service.

But Anderson says she feels better equipped to cope when they do return.

The National Institute's Director Sir Henry Dale gained permission from Kellaway for the two-year move; Kellaway promised to hold Burnet's job for him when he returned and felt that the experience would make Burnet whom he saw as the Hall Institute's brightest young scientist better equipped to expand operations when he returned to Melbourne.

With enhanced training on ART counselling, HSAs may be better equipped to encourage the patients they trace to return to care.

In the process of solving problems that humans aren't equipped to address manually, AI is returning brands to their human roots.

On the one hand GPs did not want to raise the question of sickness absence in case patients sought a sick note, and often felt ill equipped to offer practical advice for returning to work since each patient's employment context differed, and about which they had limited knowledge.