Sentence examples for success equates to from inspiring English sources

Box office success equates to TV ratings dynamite, right?

By doing this, there is a real sense that the business' success equates to everyone's individual success.

Unfortunately, power and success equates to "anointing" and gives certain people more access than others in evangelical culture.

I would ask them, and everyone else, to challenge the view that "success" equates to reaching the top of a corporate ladder or the top of one's field or marrying only someone whose pedigree is the equivalent of our own.

Each event corresponds to a short sequence and follows a Bernoulli distribution with the probability of success equating to the probability that the sequence aligns to the gene.

In a publishing world where popular success often equates to ill-written or hackneyed work, Pratchett's novels, although in a racy, readable style, were constantly witty, with many cultural, vernacular and literary references.

And while the single did enter the physical music charts at No 1 – giving the Hump his first chart-topper in 45 years – high street success no longer equates to commercial gain.

But as a culture, we've locked ourselves into emotional absolutism; staying together equates to success and divorce means failure to commit.

This comment can falsely reinforce the idea that view (on VL) equates to success.

Is it still possible to believe that hard work equates to economic success in this post-Tarp, post-Libor scandal, post-Madoff, post-Occupy, post-growth-of-an-ever-widening-income-gap-between-the-richest-and-the-poorest version of America?

Being ranked 1 and 4 on the brand value list equates to great success.