Sentence examples for has closely paralleled from inspiring English sources

The Russian reaction has closely paralleled Trump's: ridicule and denial.

Research has shown that increased consumption of soda and fruit juice has closely paralleled the diabetes and obesity epidemics.

In recent years, the vending machine business in those countries has closely paralleled the expansion of vending in the United States.

Progress in our understanding of the molecular causes of TSD and other variants of GM2 gangliosidosis has closely paralleled the development of techniques for cloning genes and detecting mutations.

Long before Jade Goody was famous for being famous the Romans were obsessed with celebrity, with the "Triumph" rather than "Big Brother" and Socratic dialogue in place of Jeremy Paxman's "Newsnight".The return to the ways of ancient Rome "has closely paralleled the decline of Christianity".

Thirdly, expansion and divergence of P450s has closely paralleled the evolution and coevolution of organisms.

"Rises and falls in Canada's crime rate have closely paralleled America's for 40 years," Mr. Tonry wrote last year.

And a 2004 study in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition showed that the rise of Type 2 diabetes since 1980 had closely paralleled the increased use of sweeteners, particularly corn syrup.

For decades the prices of gold and oil have closely paralleled one another.

Its past, rooted in 19th century America, and subsequent growth in the two centuries since then, have closely paralleled the nation's political and sociological trends.

Ecstatic to curate such a historically weighty artifact; sad that the shuttle program, whose career has so closely paralleled her own, is over.