Sentence examples for equates death from inspiring English sources
This view is extraordinarily radical and appears inconsistent with the higher-brain approach, which equates death with the permanent loss of the capacity for (any) consciousness.
Stanley Fish misrepresents "liberalism" in an intellectually reckless manner -- for example, by equating death threats with the glare someone might get for disapproving of his "wife's new dress".
When, five weeks into the killing, leading Catholics and Protestants finally issued a statement condemning murders on all sides - a dubious document because it effectively equated deaths in war with the extermination of Tutsis - the Anglican archbishop refused to sign even that ambivalent statement.
The latter part of the program features music in which peace equates with death, and gentle texts are set with fierce music.
Perhaps the grimmest of the films available for preview is "A Woman and War," directed by Junichi Inoue, who equates the death spasms of imperial Japan in World War II with sexual violence in much the same way as the longtime provocateur Koji Wakamatsu.
Utility is a measure of patient health where 0 equates to death and 1 equates to perfect health.
The tariff values overall health on a scale in which zero equates to death and one equates to perfect health.
30 However, the influence of that belief (cancer equates with death) on help-seeking intention was not discussed.
In recognition that there are cultural differences in the way most Indigenous peoples perceive cancer (a highly feared disease that equates to death), receive and process information about their cancer diagnosis and treatment, and cope with illness [ 5, 8- 12], research into the specific supportive care needs of Indigenous populations is crucial for provision of appropriate supportive care.
I don't recall anyone equating the death with "an unfortunate mishap on a holiday weekend".
So the problem is that the central justification equating brain death with biological death is now known to be false.
