Sentence examples for most well-equipped from inspiring English sources

CNN reported that a children's hospital in San Juan was running out of power for the ventilators that were needed to keep a dozen boys and girls alive — and that is in the capital, the most well-equipped and accessible part of the island.

And rival armies discovered how to use cheap, off-the-shelf technologies to bog down the world's smartest, most well-equipped, most effective military.

The one thing you are most well-equipped to do is let them know that you love them and need them in your life and will continue to love them despite the fear they have of treatment and recovery.

Fortunately though, these are the very questions that art is most well equipped to answer for us.

The overall number of child psychiatrists per 100,000 inhabitants is one of the highest in Europe and it is comparable with the most well equipped areas in the US.

That he was surely the most intellectually well-equipped occupant of the Oval Office since Thomas Jefferson; that he was a master politician, even if he could not be a great president; and that he had an intense lust for life.

As well as killing Syrian civilians, the attacks would probably also hit Russian, Chinese and Iranian technical advisers, causing yet more diplomatic trouble.Where Muammar Qaddafi's army was a hollowed-out shell dependent on foreign mercenaries, the Assad regime's ground forces remain for the most part well-equipped and deployable.

"At the outset of the war, there were those who believed that democracy was too soft to survive, especially against a Nazi Germany that boasted the most professional, well-equipped and highly trained military forces in the world," Mr. Bush said.

Both developers say they will get around the impediment of rising vacancy rates in Class A office space -- a term used for the most modern, well-equipped buildings in the best locations -- by constructing what they call Class AA office space.

Estimates of the Uzbek group's strength range from 2,000 to 3,000 fighters, most of them well-equipped with the latest weapons and surveillance equipment.

The findings of the visual audit of 19 items for neonatal care revealed that most hospitals were well-equipped, whereas the CHCs generally were lacking in equipment and drugs for safe delivery, temperature control and neonatal resuscitation (Table 1).