Sentence examples for is one parallel from inspiring English sources

Here, at least, is one parallel: the IRA too never agreed to give up the dream that one day Northern Ireland will be reunited with the republic.

"Operation Infinite Justice", the abandoned name for the 21st-century war, carries echoes of the "Army of Retribution" sent in after the disastrous British retreat.Yet there is one parallel that Mr Dalrymple leaves his readers to draw, which is the futility of treating a diffuse enemy like a traditional state.

The point is that the great explosion of creative talent in Hollywood these days (and there is one) parallels what took place in the postwar years, after antitrust lawsuits culminating in a 1948 Supreme Court decision favored the positions of independent producers.

Of the 13 published studies that were identified, there was one parallel-group (i.e. head-to-head) study [ 76].

There is one obvious parallel: Gurinder Chadha is, like the Ewings, larger than life.

There is one overwhelming parallel with the "omnishambles" budget: Osborne's troubles are entirely self-inflicted.

Shyam Benegal has been making such films from the 1970s and is one of parallel cinema's greatest exponents.

There is one encouraging parallel of England plucking out an unlikely left-arm spinner for the World T20 tournament.

Bastille Day is a much more convincing and engaging thriller than London Has Fallen, but there is one unfortunate parallel.

Our parallel robotic attachment is one type of parallel kinematic mechanisms (PKM).

The study, launched in 1996 in Maine and Massachusetts, is one of two parallel randomized trials funded by the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research.