Sentence examples for equated value from inspiring English sources

I threw away all the yucky stuff in me that said ability equated value.

"If any brand has the remote possibility of succeeding it would be Liz Claiborne because I think already the consumer equates value with that name," Mr. Mizrahi said.

Buyers tend to equate value with price, so "jade and diamonds are prized for their material costs," she says.

The criticism suggests that an FA analysis must be more precise: it must equate value with reasons of the right kind for having attitudes, while finding some way to distinguish just these reasons.

I'm amazed that, as a business leader who chose to invest in a Top 10 business education of your own, you seem to equate "value" with getting the lowest price for an experience or product.

We use an exchange rate of $1.6-£1.6-£toate values.

Indeed there was a tendency to equate valued knowledge with the rarity of a medical condition.

High-income parents equated the value of bright white teeth with their ability to employ professional services to brighten teeth.

In equating human value to literary value Amis finds a way not only to place himself on the frontline of the struggle against the forces of darkness, he also comes close to dismissing half the world as morally inferior and psychologically backward without visiting any of it or hearing from any of its citizens.

Likewise, Barack Obama's remark about small-town residents who "cling to guns or religion" equated religious values with policy preferences with partisanship with place.

The lower GDP per capita amount is often criticized for equating the value of life with the value of production, and in the transport literature, there is a clear preference for the use of the VSLY.