Sentence examples for unfairly equating from inspiring English sources

Wikipedia, Google and others manufactured controversy by unfairly equating SOPA with censorship.

Mr. DeRubeis says that many people unfairly equate higher density with overcrowded schools.

Are you equating homosexuality with religious zealotry?

By equating Eqs.

Thus, equating Eqs.

Mistake: Equating raw size with success.

I'm equating them.

Stop equating spending with happiness.

Why did the nation's first black president feel the need to equate the transgender person who can't use the bathroom in North Carolina, and the unfairly maligned immigrant with that "middle-aged white guy"?

Greek psychologist Kostas Euthimiou, vice-president of the Panhellenic Psychologists Union, equates the behaviour of Greeks with that of "spoilt children" and plays on the widespread German belief that they are being unfairly forced to pay for a nation that has overindulged.

"It doesn't equate.