Sentence examples for equating to that from inspiring English sources

In industrialised economies, one child will be responsible, over their lifetime, for consumption and pollution equating to that of 30 to 50 children in the developing world.

It's good to promote Ronaldo, or Messi, or Tim Cahill or Harry Kewell but young girls don't necessarily equate to that.

The pressure of the SIT can be equated to that of the reactor vessel through a pipe connected between the SIT and the pressurizer (PZR).

It is a human rights violation of such proportions that it could be easily equated to that of a humanitarian emergency.

Further, you never really knew that ordinary movement could equate to that much mileage during the day.

The figure equates to that given that Fitzpatrick Associates (2005) based on the median number of visits (6) made by people interviewed in forests.

The total population equates to that shown above.

The total ward population equates to that shown above.

The "chips" in this metaphor can be equated to that favorite inside-the-Beltway term: "political capital".

Digital hashtag communities can be an introduction to identity exploration but it does not equate to that visceral connection made in person in an art space.

Our findings emphasise the weaknesses of studies where caffeine intake was equated to that of coffee alone.