well-equipped

British  

adjective

1. having sufficient equipment, supplies, or abilities

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Example Sentences

The urgency of a well-equipped force was on display last year, when a Chinese naval task force sailed around Australia and conducted live-fire drills between Australia and New Zealand.

From The Wall Street Journal

Of the roughly 37 million workers in the top quartile of jobs exposed to AI, 26.5 million are in occupations that also have an better-than-median ability to adapt to the technology and relatively well-equipped to handle job transitions if AI gets rid of their roles, according to a report External link released earlier this year by the Brookings Institution on AI and the workforce.

From Barron's

Ommen said he and other commissioners are well-equipped to handle the challenge of policing private assets, particularly in conjunction with the industry group, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

From The Wall Street Journal

Critics say the non-stealthy, slow-flying drones, which were first used by the U.S. military in 2007, are far too vulnerable to China’s air defenses and that of other well-equipped adversaries.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Tuesday afternoon, mountain rescue teams were involved in a complex 20-hour long rescue of a well-equipped walker who had got stuck on Sgurr Fiona.

From BBC