Sentence examples for equate concerns from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: It is fashionable among those who celebrate technology to equate concerns about new media to so-called moral panics of earlier eras.

Instead, we were fed an obnoxious column that equates concerned students with Timothy McVeigh, and calls a sit-in an act of terrorism.

However, the authors of the letter you published (Islamophobia is a threat to democracy, 25 March) are quite wrong to equate legitimate concerns about the leadership of the East London Mosque and the Islamic Forum of Europe with anti-Muslim bigotry.

Brown's fatal mistake was to wrongly equate a concern about immigration with bigotry.

The publishers presumptively equate their own concerns regarding the allegedly disastrous effect of unauthorized "anthologies" (summarized at H.R. Rep. 2237 at 59-60 and cited by plaintiffs at p.21 n.2) with the intent of Congress.

The degree to which these concerns equate to problems that are the responsibility of statutory health services will be subject to debate.

Although there seems to be little coordination among the litigants or common fund-raising efforts, the groups' leaders are often explicit in equating their constitutional concerns with their political goals.

Although it believed that Cerro, and therefore Handelsman, were influenced by Cerro's desire for liquidity as a stockholder, it seemed counterproductive to the Court of Chancery to equate a legitimate concern of a stockholder for liquidity from a controller into a self-dealing interest.

Commercial properties equate to business.

That's where Posner and Vermeule diverge, dismissing as hyperbole concerns that equate the presidency with a monarchy.

However, some scholars raise concerns about equating IC with collective knowledge.