Sentence examples for impossible to equate from inspiring English sources
For one thing, green design makes it impossible to equate architecture with building skins.
Third, it is impossible to equate ongoing task demands for younger and older adults in real-life, for example, by slowing down traffic for older adults and speeding it up for younger adults at the same time.
Although it is impossible to equate the treatment window found in the mouse model to humans, it is important to keep in mind for future clinical trials that despite the relatively stationary nature of CNGB3-related dystrophies, an optimal window for treatment is likely to exist.
However, it is impossible to compare the times directly as the amount of fuel each car has on board is not known, and 10kg of fuel - 10% of a tank - equates to 0.35secs a lap.
"It is difficult if not impossible," Mayer tells us, to "equate Stalin and Hitler," and he quite sensibly points out that demonization of the Soviet leader hinders critical study.
My column, however, explicitly grants this--but refuses to equate "implausible" with "impossible". For example, Israel's Operation Focus in the Six-Day War would have been held to be completely impossible until it happened (and US-North Korea is much more lopsided (in the other direction) than Israel-Egypt+Jordan+Syria).
He appeared to equate policy with paper".
Chinese tend to equate bigger with better.
He seemed to equate metaphysics and philosophy.
"To equate Angela Spaccia with Robert Rizzo is bizarre.
