Sentence examples for equipped to see from inspiring English sources

And the older Charlotte, who narrates the story with sardonic élan, is well equipped to see through all the others.

Both candidates claim to be the one better equipped to see off "good old Boris" - GOB, for short?

The girls having the babies were not equipped to see the consequences in their own lives or their children's.

The average fan watching television is often better equipped to see what is happening on the field of play.

And even now, local governments are not equipped to see, much less answer, a lot of their needs.

Jowell has argued strongly throughout the campaign that she is the Labour contender best equipped to see off Goldsmith, and these statistics hardly undermine her case.

"They are least-equipped to see the harm in this, and most likely to see the humor".

And so economic tools were ill-equipped to see the gathering storm, and ill-equipped to handle it once it arrived.And in finance, economists were often helping to orchestrate the trouble.

Indeed, it is so easy to tap into 802.11b networks that their growth has spawned an underground sport called "war driving," in which people cruise around town with wirelessly equipped laptops to see how many accessible Wi-Fi networks can be found.

She showed me that my own struggles equipped me to see her, to relate to her, to connect deeply with a stranger even if only for a short time.

"There are a lot of interesting points being raised on both sides of the issue and I think "... people are better equipped to analyze the issues, to see the flaws in them and to see the strengths in them and provide well articulated responses to suggestions about how things ought to be done," he said.