Sentence examples for equipped to start from inspiring English sources

It should be intriguing and disturbing to the Yankees that Hernández is the pitcher who, at this moment, is best equipped to start Game 1 of the postseason.

We still have to work on visions, strategies and the long run, with a politics which is forced more and more to live in the short run, but we also know that this has to be done in a different way, being well equipped to start a process of "navigation" as Jean Hillier puts it, rather than to follow precise "road maps" (Hillier 2011).

Even with the economy picking up, employers still complain that graduates are not ready for the 21st-century labor market and too few students are equipped to start their own companies.

The Godfather, Goodfellas, Casino, Scarface—I'd seen them all and was handsomely equipped to start filling in the gaps of what was to be a formative adolescence with the impossibly quick-witted shtick of Romper Stomper, Chopper, and some of the films Guy Ritchie made before he turned Sherlock Holmes into a steampunk sociopath.

Those still in trailers and FEMA apartments are the least equipped to start over.

But is everyone equipped to go freelance or start a small business?

Nestle's announcement came as it published research showing that nine out of 10 businesses felt young people left school ill-equipped to start work.

From T-shirts to shorts to backpacks, girls will be well-equipped to start school looking like a rock star in Hannah Montana fashion.

In addition to management training, YTF also provided the knowledge, experience, and confidence required to secure the micro-loan which equipped Sunny to start Integrity Farms.

A record number of established immigrants are financially equipped to buy property and start building wealth for their families.

Instead of giving students a smorgasbord of skills, Stephens says, universities should equip them to start work on real projects.