"'Keeping yourself well-hydrated is key for skin health, but unfortunately drinking more water does not equate to better-hydrated skin,' says Sophie.
Every additional $1M for Capela will equate to ~10-15M in luxury tax over the next few years.
A lot of people equate obesity with sugar: candy, ice cream, pastries and the like.
We equate having a lie-in to being a lazy good-for-nothing.
This is a problem, particularly because many of us are conditioned to equate sleep with laziness.
This is a problem, particularly because many of us are conditioned to equate sleep with laziness.
The agency did not disclose more details on where the funds, which equate to about ￡58bn each year, would be spent.
People equate success in life with the ability of operating computer .
Some people even equate the build of such projects with the improving of economic construction.
People equate success in life with the ability of operating computer.
With about 80m cars shipped a year, this would equate to about 40m more iPhones "or less than two weeks of smartphone production".
THE LIGHT LIPPED SMILE Hiding teeth can also equate to hiding what you are really thinking and not wanting to reveal too much of yourself.
Real time data from phones could equate to more warning time.
The amount of sulforaphane they received would equate to about one cup of broccoli sprouts per day, if eaten as a food.
"We believe that it does not equate to an explicit shift to targeting the renminbi against a basket of currencies," said Claudio Piron, emerging Asia strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
A further decline of 10 per cent would equate to a net loss of 90m Chinese workers, a number greater than the population of Germany, and is consistent with demographic pressures across East Asia.
（BMI）=（kg）÷^2（m） This suggests that we find thinness in females so attractive because we equate it with youth - a BMI of 17-20 corresponds to the average BMI of a young 18-20 year old with maximal fertility and minimal risk of future disease.
This suggests that we find thinness in females so attractive because we equate it with youth and minimal risk of future disease.
" She was so frustrated, she started a social media campaign using the hashtag #SmallFruitRevolution to change the minds of shoppers who equate size with quality.
Each person's definition of success is different, however, as some may define success as being a loving and faithful spouse or a caring and responsible parent, while most people would equate success with wealth, fame, and power.
