Sentence examples for largely interchangeable from inspiring English sources

In many ways now, the programs are largely interchangeable.

But till" -- that's with no preceding apostrophe and with two l's -- "is largely interchangeable with until".

And it's a world that treats voice acting talent as largely interchangeable.

The truth is, although you may choose to vary the herbs, the two meats are largely interchangeable in this context, as most recipes acknowledge.

They acknowledge they were looking for something different in the way of living space, in a city where most residents inhabit boxy, largely interchangeable high-rise apartments.

Once researchers have found an important gene in rice, they can look for its counterpart in other crop plants, or insert the rice gene itself since the genes of all these crops are thought to be largely interchangeable.

Since 1976, the terms religion and evangelicalism — specifically politically conservative evangelicalism — have largely been interchangeable in political discourse and, increasingly, everyday conversation.

Hence, the two technologies are not unconditionally comparable and nor interchangeable, even though they are capable in principle of providing largely similar balancing and ancillary services.

Hence, the two technologies are not unconditionally comparable nor are they interchangeable, even though they are capable in principle of providing largely similar balancing and ancillary services.

In most described cases, it is not clear whether the endocytic and nuclear pools of such proteins are largely independent or interchangeable, thus potentially serving as signalling molecules between the endocytic organelles and the nucleus.

It isn't Sampras's fault that the crop of challengers in recent years has largely been a collection of interchangeable parts, from one year to the next.