Sentence examples for almost interchangeably from inspiring English sources

Market participants often view derivatives and the "underlying" assets they reference almost interchangeably.

Some of these terms are used almost interchangeably, while others indicate relatively specific entities.

Innovation and technology, though talked of almost interchangeably, are not the same thing.

In emotional Stroop tasks (EST), blocked and single-trial formats are used almost interchangeably in clinical research.

Their full-time home is only 30 minutes inland; close enough for them to use both houses almost interchangeably.

The Entertainer reflects a period when the terms "English" and "British" were used almost interchangeably, at least in England.

The researchers did not think to figure "fear" into their research, though at this point the parallel between what a viral personal narrative and an urban legend is exact enough that we can almost use the terms interchangeably.

His talk may have been at Harvard, but Mr. Gioia gave what sounded like his standard stump speech, or corporate motivational speech, slick and interchangeably appropriate to almost any audience.

Reagan spoke interchangeably about all three.

Most people use the words interchangeably.

However, the term chemotherapy is used almost exclusively in the context of cancer and frequently is used interchangeably with the term anticancer drug.