Sentence examples for particularly equipped from inspiring English sources

Today, neither Democrats nor Republicans seem particularly equipped to discuss the past or future of manufacturing in a realistic way.

This quality makes them ideal colonizers, and hard-shelled gecko eggs seem to be particularly equipped for such journeys.

According to city officials, the signs may be a problem anyway, though not one they seem particularly equipped to solve.

Astronomers often use computers to help analyze photos of outer space, but computers can miss anomalies and patterns that the human eye is particularly equipped to catch, said Joshua Frieman, a researcher at FermiLab and a professor at the University of Chicago.

Namely, that the Yankees are a team whose fortunes will most likely remain tied to its ability to hit the ball out of the park, and that the Mets, until they can find reliable offense, are not a team particularly equipped to absorb errors in the field.

Whether ultra-running has made her particularly equipped to face adversity as an entrepreneur, or the other way around, Mariash knows it's a key part of her success.

These competing possibilities suggest the desirability of scientific research programmes that try to quantify the prevalence of versatility among known entities, in order to test whether some higher level entities are particularly rich in "moonlighting" lower level entities (for example, whether there exist species particularly well equipped with multifunctional proteins).

Milton was particularly well equipped to follow this line.

The firth was also particularly well equipped as a submarine testing ground.

A forced marriage is difficult for anyone, but Mrs. Siddiqui was particularly ill equipped.

Pronghorn, blackbuck, gazelles, and oribi are thus particularly well equipped with glands.