Sentence examples for is equated from inspiring English sources

The equation developed reduces to the equation derived for the Newtonian fluid when the flow index is equated to unity.

Freedom is equated with chaos.

Elsewhere, sex is equated with theft.

"To me, religion is equated with morality.

Handsomeness, or so researchers believe, is equated with competency.

A concrete pit is equated with the Constitution.

The value of people is equated with their religiosity.

Too often bipartisanship is equated with centrism or deal cutting.

Some Asian countries are an example, where status is equated with rare and exotic fare.

In the opening pages, Phillips is equated with Walt Whitman, William Faulkner, Mark Twain, and Michelangelo.

We've had 11 years where the turban is equated with terrorism," he said.