Sentence examples for if parallels from inspiring English sources

So if Parallels' side-by-side scheme is so superior, should Apple just fold up its little Boot Camp tent and go home?

If parallels with TV characters seem patronising, it's hard not to refer to fiction when the places like Englewood are so estranged from the common conception of reality.

JOHN A. VITERITTI Southold, N.Y., Oct. 1, 2011   To the Editor: Re "The Bankers and the Revolutionaries," by Nicholas D. Kristof (column, Oct. 2): If parallels can be drawn between the Occupy Wall Street protests and the Arab Spring, an interesting distinction is that demonstrators here have identified the financial bloc and not government as the seat of power.

Renegade guy, not affiliated, but does what he need to do and is sharp as a whip". If parallels with TV characters seem patronising, it's hard not to refer to fiction when the places like Englewood are so estranged from the common conception of reality.

Thus the more the fund lends to a country, the bigger the write-down for private creditors if there were ever a default.An IMF rescue plan could spook investors rather than reassure them, particularly if parallels were drawn with Greece, Portugal and Ireland, which have already had rescue packages from the IMF and the Europeans, and show no sign of regaining access to financial markets.

But if parallels to reality is the hook that draws us into "Primary Colors," it's the nature of its characters that holds us there.

Two separate if parallel phenomena are in play in Qatar, he suggests.

They're irresistible, though neither possesses the movie because each occupies a separate if parallel story line.

The conference will not be about Switzerland but rather about the wider if parallel issues faced by many different countries.

If parallel programming becomes commonplace, then intelligent memory will be poised for success in the commodity market.

To establish if parallel changes occur in muscles outside of the PFM, we also examined a hind limb muscle.