Sentence examples for just equate from inspiring English sources

"We can show that removing 20 spaces can just equate to removing 0.1% of the parking spaces within walking distance of a location," says Steph Nelson of the SFMTA.

"She's a thinking, breathing person with different views and to just equate her is ridiculous.

But to just go to the pub—I just equate that with feeling bad the next day.

Listen, Donna, forever may mean the same as "infinite", but you can't just equate them and think you've answered the question.

"Honestly, I think it's because folks just equate her with her husband, which, in my view, is either sexist or absurd," Tanden said.

They just equate what they eat with calories, so that has to be explained," said Giancoli, who has taught such classes for more than a decade to a variety of students, some already grappling with weight issues or diabetes.

Chris Adams has just equated Peter Siddle to Darren Pattinson.

That's right, I just equated professional golfers with undertakers.

The president called Senator Santorum, who had just equated homosexuality with polygamy and incest, "an inclusive man".

After a while the term having a wall of Marshalls was just equated to having a massive tsunami of sound, and it became a symbol of aggressive music.

Together with previously reported sedimentary denitrification rates (~ 3.0 Tg-N year−1), the total N flux just equates with the latest estimation of 16 Tg-N year−1, suggesting that the oxygenated water column over the shallow Arctic shelf is potentially a large missing N sink, and the N cycle of this region could be more dynamic than previously thought.