Sentence examples for could parallel from inspiring English sources

He also said Western troops would be involved, raising the possibility that the effort could parallel the American troop increase in Baghdad that has been credited in part with reducing violence there.

The focus of work in these systems was again to see to what extent one could parallel the famous results of Stone for Boolean algebra from the 1930s.

What Pat managed to do was beat up men on the roads of Europe, at a time when some men thought it a miracle if a woman could parallel park.

Elop, however, did finally speak up this morning at Nokia's press conference, which was, in a way, classically Nokia — delivering "news" that was in fact already press released hours before, something you could parallel with how Nokia itself has been late to the game with much bigger things, like smartphones.

I guess the timeline of pussy quality could parallel Foxy's rap career.

A lower cap on the federal support for CEOs could parallel the effect of other public interest mandates built into government contracts, such as mandates to pay construction workers a living wage.

Only 120 inches long at a time when American cars ranged up to 225 inches, the Mini could parallel-park in an 11.5-foot space, its manufacturer claimed.

Applied for sainthood but was turned down because she couldn't parallel park.

Although this is a purely subjective global assessment, patients' satisfaction could somehow parallel treatment effectiveness.

Overall, this study suggests that monocyte subset counts in circulation could not parallel adipose tissue inflammation.

That 1860s situation couldn't parallel Barrie's 1890s serendipity more closely.