Sentence examples for equate to it from inspiring English sources

As usual, however, the fact that it's superb doesn't equate to it being easy to buy.

However, the availability of mobile technology does not equate to it being used to enhance learning and training.

The first is not to assume that being interested in a subject will equate to it being given importance with regards to recruitment to the focus groups.

It doesn't equate to power, it's just destructive.

But, he said, "to try to equate it to a terror attack — it's difficult to compare the two".

And checking into a place definitely does not equate to liking it.

Although cost alone does not equate to screening it does serve as a means to determine how many men can be seen.

Note that living in a yurt does not equate to "roughing it" unless that's a personal choice.

There is perhaps no greater way to express the importance that language has to a group than to equate it to the affection that we give our mothers!

But that doesn't necessarily equate to failure, and it isn't something that needs to be taken personally.

One agreed feature is that global governance does not equate to, nor is it considered synonymous with, global government.