Sentence examples for ominous parallel from inspiring English sources
Abortion rights advocates see an ominous parallel with events in Kansas in recent years.
Many investors believe the Fed's QE tapering is a prelude to a tightening, however, the tightening cycle was already reflected in the steep yield curve and high 5y5y forward rateA similar peak was reached in 2007 (a rather ominous parallel).
He drew an ominous parallel with Russia's 2008 war with Georgia over its breakaway South Ossetia region.
On April 8 , 2009 it was announced that Leonard Nimoy would appear as Walter Bishop's former lab partner, Dr. William Bell in the first season's finale, which explores the existence of an ominous parallel universe.
Here, too, we can see ominous parallels between present and past.
Indeed, his reaction to the nationwide citizens' revolt reveals ominous parallels with another autocratic leader who has recently found himself in a tight spot: Vladimir Putin.
And yet Trident survives – and it seems will go on surviving despite the questions over its cost, purpose and durability and the ominous parallels with the battleship.
Mr. Bowsher said there were ominous parallels to the problems facing the commission and the difficulties that confronted regulators during the onset of the savings and loan collapses of more than a decade ago, when he led the General Accounting Office.
An authority on John Maynard Keynes, Krugman wrote a book in 1999 called The Return of Depression Economics, largely about the Japanese slump, which drew ominous parallels between Japan's economic strategy and the pre-New Deal policies of the early 30s that turned a recession into catastrophic depression.
In his prescient 1982 book, The Ominous Parallels: The End of Freedom in America, philosopher Leonard Peikoff explained how "it" happened in Weimar Germany, and how similar premises and trends could make "it" happen here too.
There are important differences and ominous parallels between the colonial-era Scramble for Africa and its counterpart today.
