Sentence examples for no parallels with from inspiring English sources
Finnish bears no parallels with any of the Indo-European languages, or with any of the Scandinavian tongues; it's Uralic, with Estonian and Samoyed as its closest relatives.
The number of meetings that George H. W. Bush himself had with foreign leaders, Ross says, has "no parallel" with any other president.
Tyrie, who also chaired the parliamentary commission on banking standards, which reported last year, said: "There is no parallel with the GMC.
Rugby, at international level, has some prestige north of the border, but there is no parallel with the allure that constantly draws large crowds to Celtic Park and Ibrox.
They reasoned then that the military provides comprehensive relief for injuries or death of service members and their families — and that there's no parallel with private liability because the relationship between the government and its armed forces is distinct.
The magnitude of the effects found on lung cancer and bronchiectasis mortality has no parallel with effects of other environmental exposures occurring in utero and/or in early childhood.
Do you see any parallels with Ukraine?
See any parallels with Uber?
There is no parallel group with "migration" in its name.
Political journalists, I conjecture, generally have no parallel familiarity with academic political science, and I'm not sure they care.
Smith admitted he spoke far more regularly to News Corp, and there is no parallel traffic with those opposed to the bid.
