Sentence examples for little equipped from inspiring English sources

But she soon found out how little equipped she was for college study.

Her book is full of tiny observations of what a shark-infested world that fairytale Hollywood really was, and how little equipped she was to deal with it.

I asked him if piracetam made him feel smarter, or just more alert and confident — a little better equipped to marshal the resources he naturally had.

I like to think of readers finishing this column just a little more equipped with conversation stoppers than they were when they started it.

She leads our hero to her little, heavily equipped room and offers him, as she settles him onto his back, only the most grudging small talk.

However, they are often little better equipped than computer algorithms when judging an account's legality, forced to "make challenging judgement calls based on very limited information and guidance," in the company's own words.

"But now we're a little more equipped.

Anyone who cares enough about the iPhone to know that a new model is being released this month already knows what it is supposed to be like: a little thinner, a little faster and equipped with superior cameras on the Plus model.

Spending a little time equipping them to campaign can reap plentiful rewards.

Hard-working, decent and experienced, she could criticise the prickly teaching profession more effectively than others.But those same qualities, as she tacitly admitted in a touchingly honest resignation letter, did little to equip her to run a sprawling department.

But at the moment, Mr. Russell Beale's Timon seems the more complete creation of the two; Mr. Rylance, as ever, cuts a provocatively elfin, unusually funny figure as the "bottled spider" that is the venal Richard: Think of Little Lord Fauntleroy freshly equipped with a lethal tongue.