Sentence examples for that equipped from inspiring English sources

I am not sure Freddie is that equipped to play in that intensity.

It was a formidable partnership that equipped the Conservative party to produce a radical programme after the 1979 victory.

His personal take is that, equipped with bad intelligence about their suspect, the police overreacted to the threat that Duggan posed.

I completed the Institute of Directors' certificate in company direction – convinced that, equipped with extra knowledge, we could drive through the stagnation.

He pleaded guilty last year to a fraud charge involving a contractor that equipped the C.I.A. jails and provided other supplies to the agency, and he is now serving a three-year sentence in a Kentucky prison.

This sent out a clear New Labour message: that a university education was no longer a universal right, but was something that equipped the graduate with a strong advantage in the jobs market, and therefore had to be paid for.

Unfortunately, the new government stability rating system gives no credit to manufacturers that equip their vehicles with this excellent equipment.

What about a Europe that makes its citizens strong, or one that equips them to compete?

What we may look for is provision that people can afford rather than provision that equips them best.

Building houses does not raise long-term economic growth in the way that equipping a factory does.

Ford said that equipping the vehicle with the hybrid engine would increase its fuel efficiency to almost 40 miles a gallon in the city and on the highway.