Sentence examples for for equating the from inspiring English sources
Then an iterative approach is employed for equating the gas entrainment flux and the gas flux obtained via conservation equations.
More disturbing, the Goldstone report has set a new standard for equating the behavior of democratic nations and terrorists.
Trump's response is criticized for equating the views of racists and Nazi sympathizers with those protesting those views.
You'd be forgiven for equating the Pure-Fi Dream's diminutive form factor with it being a pint sized squeaker, but the reality is that it's able to dish out rock-solid solid sounds.
A state Supreme Court justice has tossed out a lawsuit brought by the state attorney general, Elliot Spitzer, against Allan Grecco, former head of Suffolk County's real-estate division, in a decision sharply criticizing the attorney general's office for equating the county government with Tammany Hall.
The rapid rejections of one of the president's signature businesses revealed a possible financial vulnerability for Trump, who has been fiercely criticized this week for equating the actions of white supremacists and neo-Nazis with counterprotesters during a violent weekend in Charlottesville.
As for the idea of equating the beginning stages of a business with entrepreneurship, note a 1983 study by McKinsey & Company on behalf of the American Business Conference.
The point of equating the test for allowing a pauper's appeal to the test for dismissing paid cases, is to assure equality of consideration for all litigants.
The challenge these concepts expresses should not be trivialized by, for instance, equating the term with being what can be termed 'active' or 'involved' (sociological) research partner at the laboratory floor.
Western newspapers probably have some intellectual justification for rhetorically equating the words "Russia" and "killers".
While visiting Ethiopia Monday, US President Barack Obama came out against GOP presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee for controversially equating the Iran nuclear deal with the Holocaust, and slammed the field of Republican candidates for "ridiculous" claims about the international nuclear agreement.
