Sentence examples for members equated with from inspiring English sources

It has been unable to sell the other, which was used as collateral for the borro.com loan, a step that some members equated with "pawning" it.

Many community members equated health research with HIV testing or care, which may be explained in part by the setting of this particular study.

"A lot of our members equated NAFTA to Hillary and Bill Clinton," said Donnie Blatt, a coordinator with the United Steelworkers union in Ohio.

"A lot of our members equated NAFTA to Hillary and Bill Clinton," said Donnie Blatt, a coordinator with the United Steelworkers union in Ohio.

Community members equate ‘food’ with ‘rice’ and therefore anxiety sets in only when rice is scarce and means must be found to obtain more of it.

— St. Peter's was a founding member of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference in 1981, but history never equated with tradition.

More a tribe than a party, its members equate morality with loyalty rather than with principled dissent.

Freedom is equated with chaos.

Elsewhere, sex is equated with theft.

Sometimes incorrectly equated with G 2178.

It should not be equated with democracy.