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38 examples of Equaled in a sentence

So to the Tunisian intelligence agency, and organizations like it all over the Arab world, jihad equaled extremism, Bin Laden's definition had become institutionalized.
We knew we were in a battle for our lives because silence equaled death, but we changed, and we made things happen.
And then the next planting season, when they sang the dirge, they would remove as many names of the dead that equaled as many people that were born.
No respect equaled no power.
A sense of power (Sighs) equaled strength in my environment, but more importantly, it did so in my mind.
It remains to be seen whether the joy of anticipation is exactly equaled by the amount of disappointment after the lottery.
The description on the back of the cover equaled the scrolling text right at the begin of the movie.
Evans managed to fleece the studios for over a million dollars, suckering baby-boomer executives into believing his screenplay -- a combination of nostalgic, 1960s references and a disturbing drama about child abuse -- somehow equaled good storytelling, and a decent film.
His OUTRAGEOUSLY bad hit-man character accent is beyond the realms of horrendous, and only is equaled by the hilariously bad ending.
Considering it was the 70's and special effects weren't to sharpe, this movie just about equaled the definition of crap.
This event defined an era of wrestling entertainment that, I believe, is not equaled today.
Sakall's mangled English is equaled by Nora's strangled pronunciation of his name ("Mr.
The 007 gadgets equaled those of the other Bond films.
Flaw number 3...the director though long pauses and tight camera shots equaled suspense (especially with the typical suspense music dubbed in)...he was sadly mistaken.
Both actors achieve a natural quality on screen rarely equaled in thirties films.
The original series was never equaled in any of its worthy successors in making commentary - whether comedic or serious - on its own historical context.
Yet he is constantly equaled by Sian Phillips (the best and most memorable Livia I have ever seen!).
The camera seems to be everywhere important and Wadleigh's use of split-screen photography has perhaps never been equaled; the editing (some of which is done by Martin Scorsese and his future editor and wife, Thelma Schoonmaker) is tight with nothing wasteful making it to the screen.
Found it kind of amusing that the Stiller and Baldwin characters last names came out to Isabella Rosselini and their first names equaled Joey Lawrence.
The film is wonderfully photographed and has an air of cultural realism that has rarely been equaled.
Walker overdoes prissy (which I guess equaled Communist in that climate), and Heflin's underplaying, while not much fun to watch, is refreshing in contrast.
As Japan equaled and perhaps surpassed the North Atlantic in terms of capital intensity, industrial knowhow, and standard of living, the global economy’s most highly rewarded activities – research and development in high-tech industries, high-end consumer fashion, high finance, and corporate control – would increasingly migrate to Tokyo Bay.
No matter how compelling the case for punishing Saddam Hussein and such partners in crime as Ali Hassan al-Majid ("Ali Chemical" to the Kurds), Saddam's cousin and the principal organizer of the Anfal campaign, it is equaled by our duty to try to minimize harm to the living.
These models rather simplistically said that demand equaled supply.
If the demand for labor equaled the supply, for example, there couldn't be any unemployment.
Nothing in Egypt’s long history has ever equaled this airing of the country’s dirtiest laundry.
Mortgage debt equaled 16% of GDP in China, in contrast to 120% in the US.
The most important task for China is to reduce the saving rate, which equaled 52% of GDP in 2009.
Any sober appraisal of what has actually happened since expansion would put the problems in perspective: when enlargement was agreed, the combined size of the ten new members’ economies roughly equaled that of the Netherlands.
The swing of $105 billion (from inflow of $93 billion to outflow of $12 billion) equaled about 11 percent of the pre-crisis national incomes of these countries.