Sentence examples for otherwise equipped from inspiring English sources

Lipa is otherwise equipped to be one of the genre's leading lights – it's just hard to believe that a woman who wears a tiara and a T-shirt reading "Barbie Bitch" has so little presence on stage.

Perhaps the Jets simply realized what the skeptics always suspected: Tebow may be a "winner" when given a team that is otherwise equipped to win, but with a lesser team, decimated by injuries, he's not good enough to get much done.

I prefer the Pixel XL for its longer battery life and larger screen, but - unlike the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus - Google has otherwise equipped both equally and is not pushing you to the bigger (more expensive) model just to get decent battery life and a top tier camera.

Noting that the Church could foot the bill for the saving of the planet doesn't mean that the Church is otherwise equipped to do so, and it doesn't even mean that something called "the Church" exists in any sort of organizationally connected way across the world.

Ever since Rove rose to national renown with George W. Bush some six years ago, he has provided sweet relief for Democrats otherwise ill equipped to explain Bush's successes.

The old adage "Man is a tool using animal" has been with us for quite some time and the image that commonly springs to mind is that of a person wielding a hand tool or using a machine to multiply muscle power or perform a task that the human anatomy is otherwise ill equipped to accomplish.

Lots of smart high school kids from low-income neighborhoods never even consider attending college, particularly ones who don't have top grades but are otherwise well equipped to succeed at the post-secondary level.

Profile Lots of smart high school kids from low-income neighborhoods never even consider attending college, particularly ones who don't have top grades but are otherwise well equipped to succeed at the post-secondary level.

Ms. Gongón-Volmar said the workshop served as a safety net for her students, who might otherwise be ill equipped to navigate the financial pitfalls they could face as independent adults.

In low-, middle-, and high-income countries, the private sector often subcontracts other agencies to perform key skills that they might otherwise not be equipped to do.

Sufficient numbers of elite Rwandan and Nigerian forces, now conceived of as the bulk of the African Union contingent, could lead such an effort if they were properly financed, equipped and otherwise supported by Europe and the United States.