Sentence examples for been equated to from inspiring English sources

The Facebook service was designed to offer free access to a select set of websites to those without internet access – but Free Basics had been equated to colonialism by its many critics.

But that didn't stop him from completing what's been equated to the "moon landing" of free-soloing, a type of rock climbing that doesn't allow the use of ropes or any other safety equipment.

Inclusive design has been equated to universal design in the past.

Innovation, for hospitals, has been equated to economic survival because of pressures of the market, insurance companies, and government regulations for reducing healthcare costs.

All employees of the company were taken on an all-expenses-paid trip to Club Med, where as far as I can tell they spent their time getting drunk and dressing up as Native Americans, complete with lots of red face and body paint (something many Native Americans find both racist and offensive, and which has been equated to Blackface).

The practice has been equated to modern-day slavery.

The equation developed reduces to the equation derived for the Newtonian fluid when the flow index is equated to unity.

Yes, time management at the Brit School is equated to dance routines.

"In our visually obsessed, high-definition culture, blur is equated to loss".

Any threat to the McMansion of yore is equated to "feudal socialism" (I kid you not).

Losing one's wheels can often be equated to losing one's freedom.