Sentence examples for equated service from inspiring English sources

As a result, we have not devoted nearly enough attention to interesting moments like the time Romney equated service in the military with son Josh's ordeal driving the Mitt Mobile around Iowa all summer long.

A UN report last week issued a damning picture of a "culture of fear" within Eritrea, citing random arrests, torture and systematic rape, military service that equated to slave labour, political persecution and executions.

This equated to equating to €1.3 million profit.

Particularly with any new advancement in healthcare, the question always distills down to, "Who will pay for this?" Beyond the existing reimbursement framework, El Camino equated consumer appetite for out-of-pocket payment for services, to how a significant percentage of expectant parents already bank cord-blood of their infants for costs upwards of $2,500-3,000 2,500-3,000

In a similar vein, neuroscientists and psychologists have at times equated economic utility – the subjective value of a good or service – with the notions of reward and pleasure.

But not everyone equated cash with quality.

The other equated homosexuals with paedophiles.

Back then, I still equated anonymity with safety.

Others have taken hardline positions and equated abortion with murder.

"A lot of people equated stretch with synthetic".

The officials almost invariably equated patriotism and tax cuts.