Sentence examples for happened parallel from inspiring English sources

The third stage happened parallel to the second, but is different in a number of aspects: colonial powers resettled populations of entire islands within their colonial empire.

In the 1980's as the walls in Eastern Europe were coming down and Gorbachev opened Russia to the world introducing glasnost and perestroika, something really freaky happened: Parallel Cinema.

Essentially, what seems to be happening parallels some of the classic experiments of Rohr on patterned cultures, in which reduced coupling in a sink (equivalent to the ventricular myocardium) abolishes the conduction block that otherwise occurs at the boundary with a narrow source (equivalent to the Purkinje fibre).

At the same time, an unusual thing happened in parallel: the rise of transportation network companies like Uber and Lift.

While the French could draft in experienced diplomats on every side, some of the smallest countries had difficulty in keeping up with the meetings – many happened in parallel and they did not have the personnel to attend them all.

This has happened in parallel with its chronicling of the unfolding drama of the US itself, exactly because that country has enjoyed such a vast and varied influx of immigrants.

This shift happened in parallel with the rise of YouTube over the past several years, giving audiences the opportunity to choose between entertainment programmed by broadcasters on television and unknown funny clips by random people online.

What happened in parallel was that i found a great, great partner to run the foundation in India".

GM's cost-cutting measures have happened in parallel with its investments and commitments to electrification and autonomous technology.

This process happened in parallel to the parenting process and included the impact of grief on others and the challenges some faced in attending to their grief.

Much of the controversy surrounding its effectiveness is born out of other trends in the pharmaceutical sector that happened in parallel; notably, the advent of combinatorial chemistry and the molecular genomic revolution.