Equate

The therapist encouraged the patient to equate failure with learning opportunities.

The government implemented measures to equate access to healthcare services across rural and urban areas.

The company aims to equate its brand with luxury and exclusivity.

The humanitarian organization worked to equate the living conditions of refugees with those of the local population.

They equate happiness with material possessions.

The company decided to equate the salaries of all employees with similar qualifications and experience.

They equate honesty with trustworthiness in a relationship.

Some people mistakenly equate intelligence with academic success.

Some people equate beauty with physical appearance, but true beauty comes from within.

Some people equate beauty with physical appearance.

Many cultures equate the color white with purity.

The environmental policy aimed to equate the carbon emissions of different industries.

The new tax law aims to equate the tax rates for individuals and corporations.

I equate success with hard work and determination.

They equate leadership with effective communication.

The coach's strategy was to equate the opposing team's speed by focusing on defensive tactics.

The therapist helped her equate forgiveness with inner peace.

They equate freedom with the ability to make their own choices.

The teacher used different teaching methods to equate the learning opportunities for all students.

The company implemented a salary adjustment to equate the compensation of employees in different departments.

The therapist helped the patient equate success with personal happiness rather than material wealth.

They equate happiness with financial stability.

The study sought to equate the two experimental groups in terms of age, gender, and educational background.

In this experiment, we will equate the effects of two different medications.

The art exhibition sought to equate traditional and contemporary art forms.

We should not equate intelligence with grades.