Sentence examples for equate good from inspiring English sources

Fox made the bold decision to equate "good show" with "worth renewing," and brought it back for a second season, despite its poor ratings.

This is not what I would call a meal prepared and consumed in the spirit of love, but that is not to say that I do not equate good food (real cheese, fresh radishes) with the strongest strains of affection.

Months after the terrorist attacks, administration officials are still engaged in deciding which airlines should receive government-guaranteed loans.Although a few free-market purists haunt the White House, too many of the corporate types in the Bush team equate good economic policy with what is good for business.

In a culture obsessed with youth it is easy to equate good health to age.

And shame on so-called "patriotic" Americans who equate good citizenship with blind obedience to government authority and adulation of the military for not taking responsibility for holding their government officials accountable to the nation's founding principles.

Why, then, are influential politicians equating good governance with economic growth, and not democratic freedoms, access to justice, and accountability?

For example, Frankham (2016) suggests that one area of confusion lies in students focusing on outcomes and equating good degree classifications with employment, whereas employers seek capabilities and skills.

People often make the mistake of equating good eye contact with never looking away — but this would be a mistake, too, according to Atlanta, Georgia-based Patti Wood, a body language expert and author of SNAP Making the Most of First Impressions, Body Language, and Charisma.

Good feelings and good intentions don't equate with good TV, however, and as it introduces us to five families in Dearborn, the country's largest Arab-American enclave, "All-American Muslim" only fitfully displays the kind of melodrama or incidental humor that can get you addicted to a documentary reality show.

A model with a good accuracy metric does not necessarily equate to good forecast accuracy as models tend to perform better on the data on which the model was developed rather than on new data.

Emotions, ethics and morality do not necessarily equate to good business sense.