Sentence examples for professionally equipped from inspiring English sources

It's expensive in terms of computer hardware, time and electricity so it is very difficult to beat professionally equipped outlets in the race for rewards.

But, as a scientist, he feels professionally equipped to discuss more philosophical matters, and in this domain there is a fatal lack of conceptual sophistication.

The CLSA said there were "serious flaws" in the system including allegations that staff hired by the LAA were not professionally equipped to scrutinise the formal bids from law firms.

Almost all of his noncareer appointees -- David Bruce in London, Edwin Reischauer in Tokyo, John Kenneth Galbraith in New Delhi and many others -- were professionally equipped for their posts and were not heavy financial contributors to his campaign.

Now, these Macedonian contingents I've been describing do not represent a fragmentation of forces as might possibly be thought, but rather a diversification and a sophistication of arms, as one historian puts it, a symphony not a cacophony of professionally equipped men.

THE CITY OF LIGHT: Former Los Angeles and Austinn, Tex). resident Martha Rose Shulman, now ensconced in Paris, offers monthly dinners in her professionally equipped Left Bank apartment, featuring "light French food" and wines of the Loire Valley and the south of France.

It's so important because at the end of the day they won't be able to use the skills if professionalism is not practiced so it won't really make sense if the medical personnel are not professionally well equipped".

It is professionally trained and equipped, and it is composed of citizen-soldiers as the Founders intended.

It is based on a curriculum that is relevant to the needs and reality of all learners, and it is transmitted through professionally trained teachers equipped with appropriate learning materials.

The spirit of compromise and reason, the patient devotion and the humble submission that enduring love demands is exactly what few actors are temperamentally equipped and professionally conditioned to practice.

This builds on Our National Health [ 14], which gave a commitment to: "... Ensure that NHS staff are professionally and culturally-equipped to meet the distinctive needs of people and family groups from minority ethnic communities".