Sentence examples similar to equate to guaranteeing from inspiring English sources
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Do my four guarantee years equate to twelve quarters of housing I can take at any time?
A further issue is that the planned place of birth variable as recorded in the PDC cannot be guaranteed to equate to the planned birth of birth at labour onset.
"The new levy announced in the budget may guarantee funding for more apprenticeships, but it's unlikely to equate to higher quality or deliver the skills that industry needs," said Hall.
Indeed, increased kinetochore stretch, although often assumed to equate to amphitelic attachment, is appreciated to be consistent with such attachment but does not guarantee it.
Although not a guarantee, there's a strong correlation between weight and quality: bigger components (ie, capacitors) equate to a more tolerant, reliable PSU.
In principle, expenditure should equate to income.
Offense, however, does not equate to coercion.
Does territorial dominance always equate to winning?
Access does not equate to authorization.
