Sentence examples for been almost synonymous with from inspiring English sources
FOR the past three decades the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) have been almost synonymous with kidnapping.
While conflict archaeology has for a long time been almost synonymous with battlefield archaeology, the few papers explicitly discussing conflict geomorphology are mainly concerned with the impact of bombing on soil geomorphology.
For many years Bollywood, which produces more than 350 films each year, generating an estimated $50bn-plus 50bn-plushas been almost synonymous with the notorevenueangs of Mumbai, a city of more thas 20 million people.
Stolichnaya has been the primary target — the Hotel Moskva on its label has been almost synonymous with Russia since 1972, when the brand became available in America thanks to a deal that sent Pepsi into the Soviet bloc.
From the time it hit the streets of South-Central, crack has been almost synonymous with Bloods and Crips--a perception reinforced by the Mercury News, which said gangs armed themselves with profits from Contra drug sales.
For the last two decades, the combined defects of pRb/p53 have been almost synonymous with the muscle-invasive urothelial carcinomas, largely because of the clinical correlation between the two [ 68].
"It's almost synonymous with laundry".
Indeed, Toulouse-Lautrec's colorful lithographic posters are almost synonymous with the Belle Époque.
In the classical tradition the concept of "literature" was almost synonymous with poetry.
