equate in a sentence

• Angry bucket manufacturers equated the redesign order to reinventing the wheel.
• Victories, after all, do not necessarily equate to power.
• How do you equate salary caps with a field of dreams?
• The most talented residents in past generations equated success with exodus.
• But book smarts and football smarts don't necessarily equate.
• Men, they agreed, often equate shooting ability with manliness.
• Investors equate quicker economic growth with rising inflation, said Hartman.
• Right or wrong, people equate casual ambiance with lower tips.
• Coach Al Mitchell equates it with a train slowly building steam.
• He may have come to equate happiness with being with her,
• It's difficult to see equate in a sentence .
• Opponents argue that abortion equates to murder of an unborn baby.
• A vocal trill is equated with a thrill and an embrace.
• Pam Reeves equates her life to that of a military wife.
• Tiger merely going through the motions equates to some remarkable golf.
• In the United States, most people equate diversity with race.
• Too many untalented people have come to equate passivity with genius.
• Any delay in the beginning equates to a larger transition period.
• To equate small and rural with unsophisticated would be a mistake.
• The decision equates to a strict trade of defense for offense.
• Business models in and of themselves do not equate with profitability.