Sentence examples for would have equated from inspiring English sources

In Google's case, that would have equated to a fine of 758 million euros.

Attributed solely to Zipcar in 2012, that would have equated to a racy 10 percent net margin.

Indeed, Apax bought the operator of the pre-school brands in a deal worth £490m in 2005, which would have equated to nearly $900m at that time.

This was, I suppose, the kind of view I once would have embraced, though I don't think I would have equated support for democracies with missile deployment.

Years ago, it would have been hard to imagine that leaving the US Senate to take over a policy thinktank and turn it political would have equated to a smart career move.

In 2005 this would have equated to 545 practices countrywide.

Most of the audience probably would not have equated him with his former reputation.

In the absence of part-whole studies that have equated baseline performance across age groups, however, it would premature to draw any such conclusion at this stage.

Analysts have equated the board's silence to a rejection.

I love how I have equated being gay to cancer.

Q: Your other films have equated sex with violence.