Sentence examples for it would parallel from inspiring English sources

It would parallel the use of a military commission to try Nazi saboteurs who were landed in the U.S. by submarine in World War II -- a use upheld by the Supreme Court.

If the lake's decay is related to government action, or inaction, it would parallel the erosion of another great salt lake, the Aral Sea, which suffered a similar fate during the last years of the Soviet Union.

The tree was selected in part because it would parallel her maturity, Elizabeth Sweet said.

If this hypothesis is correct, it would parallel the experience of the United Kingdom, where MR-DT104 was identified as early as 1984 but did not become epidemic in humans until it was established in cattle in the late 1980s (2 ).

It might be predicted that morphology errors would parallel syntax errors because they work together to form the grammatical system.

"It's amazing that any microbe's geographical distribution would parallel that of humans as well as pylori's does," Dr. Achtman said.

But Mr. Abate said that G.E.'s solar effort would parallel the rise of its wind energy business.

Doing so may be able to help it generate a strong map of inner-city traffic, data that would parallel that which is collected by Waze, the mapping company recently purchased for a bundle by Google.

I would say the opinion of New York would parallel the opinion in Israel".

Mrs. Schneeberg would parallel their progress outside the line and meet them at the other end.

She kept writing, but none of her ensuing works would parallel the acclaim of The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter.