Sentences with phrase «virtually synonymous»

Cooking Counts Summer is virtually synonymous with grilling, but did you ever consider just how much energy you can save by sparking up some charcoal instead of your oven?

Medical billing is often thought to be virtually synonymous with medical coding, and there can be an overlap in duties, but they're two distinctly different career paths.

The term is virtually synonymous with neo-expressionism and its sub groups of Neue Wilden and Transavanguardia.

Yet, «nude» remains virtually synonymous with the female body.

Since her 2010 retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York — the largest exhibition dedicated to performance in the institution's history — Belgrade - born, New York - based artist Marina Abramovic's name has become virtually synonymous with performance art.

PlayStation is virtually synonymous with video games.

Dog Play Puppies and play are virtually synonymous.

This site is virtually synonymous with student loans, though they also provide mortgages and personal loans.

One for the road The Callahan brothers have been virtually synonymous with Blue Bayou, Louisiana, ever since their father was sheriff.

Historically, the name Harlequin has been so closely tied to romance publishing that it's almost like «kleenex» or «coke»: the brand is virtually synonymous with the product in the minds of the public.

But their near - ubiquitous reliance on school attainment to measure individual skill differences has made years of schooling virtually synonymous with human capital.

The city is virtually synonymous with luxury.

It's a Steven Spielberg (The Goonies, Gremlins) production, which at that time was virtually synonymous with special effects laden, family friendly, imaginative comedic fare.

But despite the extensive redactions — in one instance, even tweets shared among staffers, including one from Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, were blacked out — the emails, combined with what has already been reported, offer a glimpse at a large bureaucracy's immediate efforts to address fallout, maintain campus normalcy, and «de-Kaloyerosify» an institution virtually synonymous with its flashy founder.

In his 1985 book Solve Your Child's Sleep Problems (revised and expanded in 2006), pediatrician Richard Ferber presented one method of getting children to sleep that has become virtually synonymous with cry it out — so much so that you may hear parents refer to cry it out as «Ferberizing.»

Pagels is convinced that Christianity went wrong when it «became virtually synonymous with accepting a certain set of beliefs.»

Outsiders say [Christian] hostility toward gays... has become virtually synonymous with the Christian faith.»

Indeed, morality is virtually synonymous with rationality of action.

Congregations in which loyalty to church and family are virtually synonymous are engaged in an American form of religious familism.

Not exact matches

Genetic variation in antigenic, drug resistance, and pathogenesis determinants is abundant, consistent with an ancient origin of P. falciparum, whereas DNA variation at silent (synonymous) sites in coding sequences appears virtually absent, consistent with a recent origin of the parasite.

mophie has created a battery pack that can charge virtually anything on earth, with the powerstation AC mophie is pretty much synonymous with battery cases for smartphones.