Sentence examples for equipped to steer from inspiring English sources

They are, in turn, better equipped to steer children toward advanced math programs, as are native-born scientists and engineers, who are disproportionately white.

But the financial crisis of 2008, and the Mayor's consequent conviction that he alone was equipped to steer the city during an economic emergency, resulted in the extension of term limits.

Rightly or wrongly, the fact that Bradley was the first American to manage in the Premier League raised doubts among some as to whether he was equipped to steer the club clear of the relegation zone – they were 17th when he supplanted Guidolin at the start of October.

But there are preliminary indications that much, if not most, of the damage was done after Greenberg's forced departure, and that in any event, the formidable Greenberg might have been better equipped to steer the company through today's troubled waters.

In a separate memo to staff, Vidra praised the outgoing editors and explained why management believes Snyder is best equipped to steer the magazine in a new direction.

Even when clear societal goals are established, much work remains to ensure that the healthcare community is equipped to steer healthcare resources to deliver these effectively (6 ).

They were, it seemed, equally well-equipped to steer a new enterprise in an industry that claims to be the ultimate meritocracy.

Republicans have been impressed with the former Goldman Sachs banker's business acumen, while Democrats have argued forcefully that he is ill-equipped to steer America's economy.

This one would allow Autopilot-equipped cars to steer themselves better on highways and parallel park on their own.  .

Would he be equipped to comment?

He is ill equipped to handle either.