Sentence examples for use interchangeably from inspiring English sources

"In fact, we assess Daesh's numbers are the lowest they've been since we began monitoring their manpower in 2014," he added, using one of three terms US officials use interchangeably to refer to Isis.

The national debt and the deficit (which the Republicans use interchangeably to confuse voters as much as possible) are mounting.

The term "acknowledgment" which some authors use interchangeably with recognition (Appiah 1992, 149) is also contested.

Key modules that define a business model and its dynamics present each two facets that small and large firms do not use interchangeably.

All information systems, which we use interchangeably with the term networks, have inherent network-related risks that cannot be eliminated completely because of operational resource constraints.

Thus, one of the skills that a new professional in the power system field must have is the ability to use interchangeably a number of advanced signal processing techniques already available.

("Buffalo" and "bison" are used interchangeably).

Back then the word "cyder" was used interchangeably with applejack.

"And at times, some of the terms are used interchangeably".

Titles and ranks are used interchangeably by the narrator.

(The terms "complementary," "integrative" and "alternative" are used interchangeably).