Sentence examples for broadly synonymous with from inspiring English sources

The historic term mathematical programming, broadly synonymous with optimization, was coined in the 1940s before programming became equated with computer programming.

Remitting the remainder of the prison sentences seems to be an instance of third-party forgiving, at least if forgiveness is understood as broadly synonymous with pardoning.

The term tanka is synonymous with the term waka, which more broadly denotes all traditional Japanese poetry in classical forms.

To continue to think that only one form of religious identity was synonymous with cultural trends that were adopted more broadly throughout the period is, unfortunately, one of the legacies of this still too poorly understood time in history.

For these reasons the Little Ice Age, though synonymous with cold temperatures, can also be characterized broadly as a period when there was an increase in temperature and precipitation variability across many parts of the globe.

Broadly speaking, communism only "worked" – in the sense of gaining legitimacy via the support of the population – when it became synonymous with nationalism and resistance against a foreign enemy.

Synonymous with talent, greatness.

BlackBerry is synonymous with business.

"America" is synonymous with "massacre".

Wahhabism became synonymous with terrorism.

"Leadership is synonymous with identity.