"equate to" or "equate with"?
A similar number -- equating to 1. |
Arrangement fees can equate to three. |
Single payer equates to monopoly buyer. |
Using it as binary storage, this equates to about 375MB of storage for one DNA strand. |
I've tried everything, but nothing equates to the difference that GELeration has made. |
The total debt figure already equates to 62% of GDP (the size of all economic output). |
For instance, pensioner payments have already started arriving, equating to $250 for singles and $380 for couples. |
For example in Islam there is no such thing as Clergy, although in some Shia beliefs the Imams might equate to clerics. |
This is the intptrt type which is an abstract data type equating to a signed integral type large enough to hold any pointer. |
Neither apply here, the cost in this case does not equate to refusal to supply as the government could buy it if it decided to. |
Dissidence is equated with treachery. |
Dam-building grew to be equated with Nation-building. |
Personally, Shri Vadra can not be equated with Nixon. |
It is equated with the Supreme Brahman -- infinitely powerful and so infinitely free. |
Such matters, standing alone, are not to be equated with the concept of express malice. |
All too often, business ethics is equated with religion, spiritualism, or philanthropy. |
VI:16 Among the gods, they most worship Mercury Note: This is the Roman god who was equated with the Celtic deity Lugh --Cath. |
Having said so, the mass media outlets are equated with Internet sites, the materials of which are meant for the general public. |
Kashmiri freedom fighters can not be equated with militants, terrorists, insurgents of different hues in Indo -- Pakistan or elsewhere. |
Christianity was now divided between Catholic, Lutheran, Anglican and Reformed and the divisions did not always equate with national boundaries. |
Equating for classes, men and women get equal grades. |
The author has yet to learn that being female *doesn't* automatically equate into being a learned feminist. |
All the changing in the world still may not equate into another chance for a worthy fulfilling relationship. |