Sentence examples for supposed to equal from inspiring English sources

"They're supposed to equal fun and happiness, but they have the opposite effect".

(One hour of sun time is supposed to equal 15 minutes of use).

The reduction purchased is supposed to equal the amount of carbon dioxide the trip created, per passenger.

The premium is supposed to equal the money earned by investing on a short-term basis what is saved by purchasing the index contract.

The profile of photogenerated carrier in the film is produced by normal irradiation in the Beer-Lambert law, and τ sur is supposed to equal τ bulk for the film photoelectrode.

But as every school student knows, all MPs are supposed to be equal in the unitary Westminster Parliament and have equal voting rights.

It is about political egalitarianism: we may not be equal in any other way, but we are all supposed to be equal as citizens.

In a country where all is supposed to be equal, these guys were obviously from a little higher up on the equal scale.

"It's supposed to be equal.

"In the United States, where everybody is supposed to be equal, I'm not.

"Guests of God" – to use the resonant Arabic phrase for pilgrims – are supposed to be equal.