Today at America's racetracks, spectators come out to enjoy the excitement, but most are unequipped to make informed choices among the competing horses.
Most ordinary people are completely unequipped to filter this data dump on their own.
At a time that industry is scouring America for workers to keep it and the economy rolling, children in Kentucky's Appalachian hills as well as many in urban centers and impoverished stretches of the South are still dropping out of school at high rates, only to find themselves unequipped for any but the most menial jobs.
So when the gilded charm of power has been unwisely abandoned, Lear is undone by life's first petty affront, and the real nature of the man is revealed: he's a spoiled child, in essence, unequipped to deal with even the most sensible of requests.
With speaker diarization, overlapped speech generates a significant number of errors for most state-of-the-art systems, which are generally unequipped to deal with this phenomenon.
Where already established, most of the ethics review committees are grossly underfunded and unequipped for their duties.
A specialist at Stanford in addiction medicine, Lembke delivers a bottom line as bizarre as it is true: Most doctors hate and fear dealing with pain, and are utterly unequipped to do so.
Reluctance of a student or teacher, an unequipped instructor, and teaching materials regarding the subject matter will most likely affect both the teaching process of the TOE and its mastery.
But an academic paper published last year by Nie Yongfeng, a Tsinghua University professor and government adviser who sees a need for more incinerators, said that most municipal landfills for toxic waste lacked room for the ash, so the ash was dumped in unequipped landfills.
I was certainly unequipped for that sample class.
But they have proved themselves woefully unequipped to organize voters.
