Sentence examples for which equates in from inspiring English sources

Michel Camdessus, former Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, commented that dialogue needs informality, equality, and cooperation, which equates, in his mind, to the great French principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity.

An embarrassing recently released video clip recorded a billionaire donor asking Walker if Wisconsin could become a "red state", which equated in the donor's mind with "right to work".

In Germany, however, I was anonymous, which equated, in a twisted way, to invisible.

For a comprehensive review and schematic representations of the interactions between AVP and the collecting duct, please refer to [26], figures 4 and 5. Increase in effective plasma osmolality (which equates hypernatremia in most instances) stimulates AVP release in a linear fashion.

For a comprehensive review and schematic representations of the interactions between AVP and the collecting duct, please refer to [ 26], figures 4 and 5. Increase in effective plasma osmolality (which equates hypernatremia in most instances) stimulates AVP release in a linear fashion.

I normally work from about 8-5 back home in Alabama, which equates to 6-3 in Vegas.

The Johnson administration was able to raise the minimum wage to $1.60 in 1968, which equates to $10.73 in 2013 dollars, which is higher than Disney's proposed increase.

The news of the tiny UK tax bill comes a week after the group said that one billion people use the network every month, which equates to one in seven people in the world.

This was listed as $2 million in 1991 dollar terms; which equates $3.71 m in 2013: 3Q.

There are around 20,000 racehorses in Britain, which equates roughly to a one-in-28 chance of a horse being tested while in training.

Before his sacking Mackay averaged 0.94 points per Premier League game, which equates to 35 in a season.