Sentences with phrase «equates into»

That weekend move you are thinking about doing equates into 100 squats using 100 lbs.

The long term average is approximately 16 which equates into a 6.25 % Earnings Yield (1 dividend by 16 = 0.0625).

To equate this into a real - world example, let's say that a client you refer to a factoring lender factors around $ 500,000 of accounts receivables per month.

How would not having a single player sent off over the last 2 years, as per Spurs, of equated into points?

I'll tell you why this is most likely happening on page 26 Eating 10x more protein doesn't equate into 10x more muscle How you can actually burn LESS fat and carbohydrates by increasing your daily protein (I PROVE this fact with scientific research on page 29) How to prove whether or not eating extra protein helps build more muscle by doing a «dose response» (page 28)

Do clock hours equate into credits?

Intervention of a criminal attorney in Detroit might therefore, even equate into acquittal for an accused.

The cleaner that your driving record is will equate into the less that you are going to have to pay to insure your car.

Not exact matches

When working toward a goal, we often times equate the amount of time put into the project with the expected outcome.

(And while we may be tempted to equate shift work with the service industry, any journalist, designer, developer, or artist who works well into the night on deadline can relate — hey, it's well past midnight again as I'm writing this.)

Further, the company announced it has entered into a definitive agreement under which Two Harbors Investment Corp (TWO) will acquire CYS for stock and cash, equating to $ 7.79 / share at current exchange rates, a 17.7 % premium to the prior day's close.

To the best of my knowledge, matter randomly bumping into itself does not equate to self awareness.

The essence is people do not talk about God, or passing into the next life, but equate the sum of thier lives with respect to love, and family.

Biff, it appears to me that the length of your statement equates the amount of thought you put into the meaning of life.

I can and I will continue to equate Susan Smith killing her two infants by drowning them by putting them into a Mazda and pushing the car into the lake.

Rahner proposed that all Being — which for him is equated with Spirit — must go out of itself into «non-being» — which for him is equated with Matter — to become the «symbol» of itself.

Perhaps the lyrics apply to the last one, if we equate land - hunger with the desire for «gold,» but political history accounts of why «such - and - such a President or Congress eventually entered us into such - and - such a war» reveal time and again that a motivation of economic interest was not the reason, and seldom even the second or third reason, offered or discussed (even in the secret discussions hence uncovered by historians).

I mean the idolatry that successfully tempts so many religious people into thinking that they possess the ultimate truth of God — the idolatry of the evangelical tradition that equates the words of Holy Scripture (usually the King James Version) with the eternal, life - giving Word of God.

I mention, only because my... paradigm (I'm not much on beliefs, in the usual organized religion sense)... includes a «Divine» of my own definition, that equates to something like «awe of life, love, and knowing that there is much we don't know» (< — sorry, not the easiest thing for me to get into words, hopefully that gets the gist of it) that I don't see as a «personal other», but, in my paradigm, I see that Divine as being systemic to everything, hence insights from what I learn / experience can be termed as the Divine acting.

Why would you pass this world into glory only to wind up with the same things you left... materialistic and items of the flesh... you can't equate the etherial to what is earthbound.

We seem to have bought into the notion that authenticity equates with humility.

Bob Roberts suggested that the biblical model, and true discipleship, allows people to enter into «church life» through any of the three areas (Note that «church life» is NOT to be equated with «eternal life.»)

Mounting a criminal investigation into how Lord Carey (pictured above) handled allegations of abuse within the Church of England would equate to an «attack» on «biblically faithful Christianity», it has been claimed.

Sorry, lumping millions of people together into one little ball does not equate with reason and logic.

Thanks Sam, I think that it is important that we don't fall into the trap of equating our modern church buildings with the temple.

While some philosophers, acclaiming human reason's inability to know reality, equate freedom with arbitrary choice, urging others to «create their own values», such immorality soon runs into contradictions.

We would undoubtedly stop short of longing for the early death about which Paul speaks, but we share the same temptation, to retreat from the world into a churchly style of life which equates Jesus» presence with the church and not the world and which unwittingly denies God sovereignty over the whole world of which he is creator and lord.

I'm not equating any form of marriage with any other (although I do believe there should be no differentiation) so you can try and pull me into some pseudo racist argument but I'm not buying it.

There seems to be the desire to equate with the secular world which always leads to the problem of drawing the Christian into a lifestyle that leads them away from God rather than drawing them closer to God.

In such societies political submission to the divine king is often equated with entry into the realm of cosmic order, and political opposition is equated with alliance with the demonic forces of cosmic chaos.

My father married into a very conservative, religious, rabidly Republican family that equated their politics with their religion.

High Antioxidant Power Consumers equate blueberries with antioxidant power and readily accept them incorporated into many products.

How did Brexit and / or Trump come into this conversation... are you equating an AKB with a Trump supporter?

An excellent victory at St Mary's last weekend saw us move up into ninth place in the table, which if we maintained that place would equate to prize money of # 24 million at the end of the season.

The road has been fraught with minor altercations, progress has been patchy and the highlights; the glimpses into what could be a golden era of our once great football club, have been equated by the speed - bumps that have us looking to the future.

It seems this passage into teenage years equates with not having time nor hunger for this important meal.

The experience of a positive pregnancy test is usually equated with hope: hope for the future, hope for the expanding family, and hope for the child that is coming into being.

This equates to 1 - 2 tablespoons of dry uncooked cereal before it's stirred into boiling water.

I know people who do it, and there were early mornings with Kate when I'd try to bring her into bed, but my kids have always equated our bed to playtime, so it really never was a viable option for us.

A modern liberal education equates to a near total course of indoctrination into internationalist social - democratic thought.

It's nice to be back after a period of rest, even if that, with the present tension in the land, near - equates breezing into Dante's inferno.

Norcott really enters into his stride when he turns to politics - it's clear current affairs is where the Londoner gets his kicks - explaining why voting Tory does not necessarily equate to being a rabid eurosceptic with a penchant for burgeoning inequality.

But you can't equate the roughly $ 75 million that was put into building this building to $ 75 million to help run the operations of the City of Albany.

For New York, that equates to a reduction in carbon emissions of an estimated half a million tons per year while bolstering grid reliability and providing critical revenue into local governments.»

But for the state level alone, the state comptroller's office has estimated that roughly 140 of 276 eligible employees hired through March 31 of this year had opted into the plan — equating to a take - up rate of just over 50 percent.

But still the part absorbed into biomass exactly equates the amount of O2 we see today!

McIntyre's piece was nothing more than a deeply offensive attempt to smear an inquiry into unfounded, politically - motivated accusations of research misconduct, by equating that inquiry / investigation with a completely unrelated coverup of sexual abuse.

It is doubtful that Morton equated cranial capacity and intelligence [6], [13], calling into question his motivation for manipulating capacity averages.

To put this into perspective, the image above shows you the tiny region of space that Kepler observes, which equates to around 0.28 % of the night sky.

By reducing the amount of sets that are performed in a workout, you will be able to train much harder and put more into each set which equates to more stress on the muscles plus saving enough energy to rebuild the muscle tissues.