Sentence examples for great parallel from inspiring English sources

There's a great parallel there.

"This is great parallel editing," Mr. Petersen said.

And there is a great parallel there to, I think, what I see this planet doing here, where we're fighting our own battles.

And then second, it has this great parallel to the way you think about commitments, which turn out to be really important to life.

I guess my point is, there's not a great parallel between conversations with the president and anything else — mostly because it's pretty infrequent that the FBI director would be having one-on-one conversations with the president.

Virgin America also offers a luxurious first-class cabin that resembles international business class on most airlines.There's actually a great parallel to this in a related industry: ground transportation in America's north-east corridor.

And there are great parallels between Bernadette of Lourdes and Mary of Nazareth.

Melvyn Bragg discusses an epoch of astonishing productivity in Chinese history after Confucius and before the Terracotta Army that has great parallels with the golden age of Greek culture.

But there's also great parallels between "The Shining" and what we're trying to do.

An increase in the volume parameter (n), to assume greater parallel organization, improved the predictive value of the models.

Current designs allow for up to 10 open-tube capillary columns to be applied simultaneously with no fundamental impediments to even greater parallel operation.