Sentence examples for but a parallel with from inspiring English sources
But a parallel with the chaotic warlord-dominated years of the mid-1990s inescapableble.
But there is a parallel with Marilyn in that Randy [the character played by Ryan Reynolds], like Colin Clark, both of them unexpectedly get this golden ticket to go on this journey into this world and I suppose I empathize with that too because I feel I've been so lucky to get into, make these films.
But he also sees a parallel with Turkey.
It's not exactly a landscape of mom-and-pop inns, but Liang says there's a parallel with the U.S. of the 1950s before the interstate highway system was finished: The market is fragmented and full of opportunity.
It's not exactly a landscape of mom-and-pop inns, but Liang says there's a parallel with the U.S. of the 1950s before the interstate highway system was finished: The market is fragmented and open.
Johnson, too, finds a parallel with genetics, but lands at a different conclusion that perhaps the US took too conservative a position on that technology.
Conversely CAM modalities may be preferred as they are 'less risky' but were viewed with scepticism, drawing a parallel with other literature [ 26].
But several analysts suggested that many critics were drawing too close a parallel with Enron.
