Sentence examples for a parallel case of from inspiring English sources
Australia provides a parallel case of early isolation and adaptive radiation of mammals (specifically the monotremes and marsupials), although it differs in that Australia was not later connected to any other landmass.
Sarsen-cutting, particularly in Wiltshire and Buckinghamshire between 1850 and 1939, provides a parallel case of clearance of boulders from the landscape.
They raise a parallel case of "The Luminous Room" where someone waves a magnet and argues that the absence of resulting visible light shows that Maxwell's electromagnetic theory is false.
And he made a parallel case for the autonomy of interpretation: Religious assumptions and means have no business interfering in the interpretation of texts either, even when the texts are sacred ones.
The specter of a parallel case hovers around this book: that of Jack Henry Abbott, the convicted murderer-turned-author, whose parole from prison was lobbied for by Norman Mailer.
HMRC's own action has been held up by a parallel case involving the insolvency of Lehman Brothers and how some creditors were allegedly deprived of their rights.
In early February, police asked parliament to lift his immunity in a parallel case over a botched audit of city transport contracts, as well.
In a parallel case, Ms. Brooks, 44, faces three charges of conspiring to pervert the course of justice.
The litigation in Albany and a parallel case in New York City reflect an undercurrent of public anxiety about the swine flu vaccine in particular because of the close attention it has received, despite the assurances of state and federal health officials that it is as safe as any other vaccine.
Nan Keohane, the president of Duke University, made a parallel case about the Sept. 11 attacks.
Women were intentionally over sampled in the control group at all ages to accommodate their simultaneous enrolment in a parallel case-control study of ovarian cancer [ 24].
