“So the effect of rent is to equalize the profitability of all bare sites, reducing profit margins to those obtainable on marginal sites, i.e. sites with zero rental value.”

“Morgan equalized ten minutes into the second half.”

“Osmotic potential is caused by the tendency of water to move so as to equalize solute concentration.”

“The trial balance total does not equal the amount in the general ledger.”

“Unfortunately for Mackie, his rivals would manage to equal his record shortly thereafter.”

“Eating copious amounts of junk food will equal weight gain.”

“The level of prices will move to equate supply and demand.”

“The charges I shall have to pay to park weekly will equate to almost the equivalent of a year's subscriptions to be a choir member.”

“Those who equate hunting foxes with abusing children reduce humanity to the moral equivalent of mice.”

“I agree that we should be striving to equalise level of provision, but let's bring it up, not down.”

“Since Portugal scored, Marc Overmars spurned a half-chance to equalise, slicing a volley into Row Z from distance.”

“Fifteen minutes into the second half, Paul Donnelly scored a cracker to equalise.”

“This ceremony also equalizes the status of the students, irrespective of their background.”

“This equalizes air pressure in the bottle, making it easier to withdraw the insulin.”

“Any sale of a title on a market has, any thing equalizes in addition, an impact bear on his course.”

“In a reply to a correspondent you further elaborate that the rate of profit is being equalized throughout the entire economy.”

“Mean heights of transplanted seedlings were equalized among transplant areas.”

“If the pressure is not equalized by a larger volume of gas, the space will be filled by tissue engorged with fluid and blood.”

“Robbo equalised in the second half, so now I'm waiting for full time, and drinking vodka and lime, which is all rather civilised.”

“After not beating Leicester for 13 years, Gregory thought he had them licked when his side equalised 15 minutes from time.”

“In the second half Esholt thought they had equalised with ten minutes remaining only to have the goal ruled offside.”

“They therefore identified the medial, proximal tarsal bone of Diadectes as the intermedium and equated it with the reptilian astragalus.”

“It is equated with drink-driving, and the motoring organisations are not doing enough to restore a more balanced view.”

“For almost all northern Europeans, national identity continues to be wrapped up in, and equated with, ethnic background.”

“Often copied, never quite equaled, the Tilley Hat is the most all-purpose chapeau I know.”

“Skip James' eerie, dark and complex tunings and netherworldly falsetto have never been equaled nor adequately copied in 74 years.”

“Only two people have either equaled him or bettered him for a rookie season.”

“Although you could use a framing square for this job, a better option involves equalizing diagonal measurements.”

“A method and apparatus for equalizing a received quadrature amplitude modulated signal is disclosed.”

“By tending towards the whole, it is possible to conceptualize the equalizing of difference in a fully entropic global communication system.”

“Poor marking by Ilkley allowed Cook to turn and drive the ball high past Smith for a deserved equalising goal.”

“There is no concept of equalising the bets, and a showdown is not possible with more than two players.”

“The company also refused to discuss equalising hours, travel concessions and pension rights across the workforce.”

“On this basis the shares are currently trading at 10.4 times earnings in 2004, equating to a 35 per cent discount to its peers.”

“The fashion for equating chimps with children is based on a degraded view of humanity and an ignorance about animals.”

“The American press lavishes attention on efforts of top execs to maximize their profits, equating their net worth with high moral character.”

“Over the past several years, illegal miners have produced 40,000 metric tons of tin ore per year, near equaling Timah's production.”

“The annual income bias is especially high in the lowest annual income decile, equaling almost 10 percent of income.”

“Yet 371 people were arrested, equaling approximately 40 people per incident.”

“But it came only after a ding-dong struggle that was finally settled at the 40th hole, equalling the longest match in the championship's history.”

“It was the third time the world champion has compiled three tons in a row, equalling Stephen Hendry's record.”

“The leaf is usually ternately divided, the petiolule about equalling the blade in length.”