Sentence examples for globally synonymous from inspiring English sources
There is, of course, the issue of the fact that the Popsicle name isn't as globally synonymous with the ice pop as it is here in the States.
"Polycom has a 25-year history serving the audio and video collaboration needs of the most demanding enterprises and is a globally recognized brand synonymous with innovation and the highest quality.
Globally, a general increase in the amount of synonymous substitutions was observed for the six sub-regions considered, ranging from 8% to 117%.
Additional file 2 contains all SNPs with reference SNP ID number or rs ID if available, reference and alternative allele, amino acid change; SIFT score for non-synonymous changes, and frequency of each variant, globally and by population.
Along with smashing innumerable sales records, Toolroom has scooped some of the industry's biggest awards and hosted globally renowned events that have made the label's name synonymous with the best in the business!
What's Rummikub, you ask? True, it's not as synonymous with boardgames as Monopoly is, but the tile-based game sells 3 million units a year globally.
synonymous with sexual reproduction.
Synonymous with "authorization".
Synonymous with "certification".
And in major corporations, this is almost synonymous with using Excel: there are almost a billion users of Microsoft's spreadsheet program, and more than four-fifths of businesses globally use Excel.
