Sentence examples for can equal to from inspiring English sources
They then learn that short-term sacrifices can equal to long-term success and start setting goals.
But residents in and around Kashgar say the families of those who refuse to go are threatened with fines that can equal up to six months of a villager's income.
Fines for 'carelessness' can equal penalties of up to 30 per cent of the tax owed.
TS Eliot was one of the most intellectually adroit of poets, a fine mind with a breadth of cultural and other knowledge that few writers since can equal or even attempt to emulate.
"There may be other bidders for the Tavern lease who have experience, expertise and success in the restaurant business, but we believe that no other restaurateur can equal what we have to offer," she writes.
As the storage capacity of aqueous solutions for oxygen is very small, the OTR can be equaled to the oxygen uptake rate of parsley plant cells.
Not all lies, of course, are equal, and nobody can equal Donald Trump when it comes to lying.
Transparency for Mr Osborne can equal opportunity.
But then what can "equal" mean?
Smartly applied, puerility can equal hilarity.
