Sentence examples for hardly equipped from inspiring English sources

McCain was hardly equipped to defend Hagee's eschatology.

I was hardly equipped to untangle psychological strategy from dangerous symptom.

One household is reluctant to care for "Pappa" as he slowly expires; the other is hardly equipped for the task.

As the government completes its first 100 days in office, critics still charge that prison and exile have hardly equipped ministers to navigate a difficult transition to democracy.Most Tunisians seem to take a different view.

Feckless and impulsive -- as much the child of the title as his infant son -- Bruno is hardly equipped to deal with his new role, and commits a shocking act that seems utterly practical to him.

Either way, it exposes the peculiar predicament of overwhelmed parents who relinquish their children to an equally overwhelmed government bureaucracy -- one that is hardly equipped to care for, let alone rehabilitate, troubled teenagers.

None of this is true; the last accusation is particularly unfair.Madrassas such as the Darul-Uloom in Deoband, Uttar Pradesh, which proudly boasts of a curriculum largely unchanged since 1866, hardly equip their students to face the future, but only 3% of Muslim children attend them.

This may promote punctilious practice of the faith, but hardly equips people for a bewildering world of ever-increasing choice.Although the proportion of Arabs with university degrees is growing rapidly, quality lags far behind.

In short, her CV could hardly have equipped her better.

It's hardly lavishly equipped either - there's no clock radio, no Corby trouser press, no shortbread fingers and no minibar.

The old place had given 40 years' good service, but with a cramped pit, no fly tower and hardly any wings it was just not equipping tomorrow's musicians for a career in modern opera.