Sentence examples for does not always equate from inspiring English sources

First, rapid growth does not always equate with quality.

I think it's possible that the government has exaggerated the number of SIP 16s which are not completed properly.Non-compliance does not always equate to malfeasance".

On the other hand, an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal does not always equate with innocence or lack of evidence but can result from a plea bargain, he said.

A more efficient justice system is possible, but the government needs to recognise that speed does not always equate to efficiency and efficiency should never be promoted over justice.

Obtaining a physical pull does not always equate to the file being supported for decoding.

But being a generalist does not automatically produce mediocrity, just as specialization does not always equate with excellence.

Flashy doesn't always equate to irritating though.

This doesn't always equate to influence, but deals can only be cooked up once in the kitchen.

But if the very abrupt rise of Kesha — whose first album, "Animal" (Kemosabe/RCA), had its debut at No. 1 on the Billboard album chart in January — has proven anything, it's that performance doesn't always equate with art.

Filling a theoretical gap in communication doesn't always equate to popularity, though.

Sure, the speed at which the information flows in doesn't always equate to the complete story, but they're great for watching events unfold before your eyes.