Sentence examples for direct parallels with from inspiring English sources

The program has direct parallels with the research taking place at the military academies.

After all, Gogglebox has direct parallels with the "let's play" videos beloved of the gaming community, where YouTubers such as PewDiePie and Ali A are shown playing and chatting about the titles they love.

The Glasgow organisers were desperate to avoid, so far as possible, direct parallels with London knowing that in terms of budget, sporting competitiveness and the sheer overwhelming scale of the event, there really is no comparison.

"There are direct parallels with the success of green electricity in that we can make gas from renewables and put it straight into the grid – except it's the gas grid.

The assessed and supported year, if you complete it, puts all NQSWs in an excellent position for the rest of their careers, equalising the standards within social work, and drawing direct parallels with other high-pressure professions.

The laboratory has around 25 researchers and an annual budget of $2.5m to work on neurodegenerative diseases, such as Parkinson's or Huntington's, to which the major commercial drug companies devote few resources because their potential market is small.Dr Lansbury refers to the work as "not-for-profit drug discovery", but he sees direct parallels with the open-source approach.

The Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, drew a direct parallel with the Israeli-Egyptian conflict and its resolution before leaving for Shepherdstown.

But set against the backdrop of the 1970's and early 80's, with the characters growing to maturity in direct parallel with the feminist movement, the story no longer has the crisp and bittersweet quality of a societal mirror.

"There is no direct parallel with 2003, given that the United States at that time had to prove the existence of weapons of mass destruction in a country where we were going to do a military intervention aimed at regime change," Mr. Rhodes said.

Samit Aich, Greenpeace India's executive director, argues there is a direct parallel with the ban on India's Daughter.

At least Lewis' has the merit of providing a viable semantics, a direct parallel with counterpart theory in modal semantics.