In 1995, when ad banners started popping up on the Internet, advertisers pretty much equated them with tiny billboards or electronic print ads.
We're Locked Into 20th Century Thinking Throughout most of the last century we've pretty much equated psychological health with good management and coping skills.
"When people see lake levels dropping and, right next to that, they see oil and gas operations that use water, it's pretty easy to equate the two," said Pius Rolheiser, a spokesman for Imperial Oil, the Canadian unit of the Exxon Mobil Corporation.
Being a Buddhist teacher is here pretty much taken to equate to being an instructor in mindfulness and meditation technique.
All the same, there is a danger that, by turning their gardens into extensions of the built environment, they are making the show ever less relevant to the broadly conservative hobbyists who equate horticulture with pretty flowers and who still constitute the bulk of its patrons.In this section Where are the flowers?
Ultimately, this leaves his adorably earnest attempt to troll North American liberals into equating Justin Trudeau with Recep Erdogan pretty toothless.
For his pains, he was described in the Financial Times as "the arch-networker", and since he does not equate networking with colliding, he finds that "pretty insulting… My beef with networking is that it's not an end in itself.
"I don't know what that equates to," he said, "but it sounds pretty fast".
This equates to £1.85bn per annum – which would pretty much fix the problem of adult social care funding.
At the same time, though, Snapchat also got somewhat of a bad rep and is often equated with "sexting," something that's apparently pretty popular these days.
