Sentence examples for been virtually synonymous with from inspiring English sources

For decades, FIFA, which stands for Fédération Internationale de Football Association, has been virtually synonymous with graft.

The Party had been virtually synonymous with Saddam Hussein's regime; it was the instrument through which Iraqis were brutalized.

After the huge gains made in Israeli-Palestinian negotiations that have been virtually synonymous with Mr. Peres, the march to a final pact faltered last week after 15 days of negotiations at Camp David.

For the past two decades, Colombia has been virtually synonymous with cocaine.

In the sixteenth century, dicing was virtually synonymous with cheating.

Symphonic soul is virtually synonymous with vocal harmony troupes.

For Daughter, the name is virtually synonymous with "global".

The term Broadway is virtually synonymous with American theatrical activity.

From 1929 until 1980, the octagonal MG emblem was virtually synonymous with British sports cars.

Although two people discovered this theory, evolution by natural selection is virtually synonymous with Darwin.

Today, for many, the pattern is virtually synonymous with the Wedgwood name.