Sentence examples similar to parallel aftermath from inspiring English sources

Hurricane Matthew and its aftermath parallel the worst flood to hit the area — Hurricane Floyd in 1999.

He sees a parallel with the aftermath of the Dow's last runup, from 177 in 1949 to 995 in 1966.

The historical parallels with the aftermath of the 2011 summer riots seem easy to draw.

Is there a parallel between America in the aftermath of Nixon and Watergate and the country today?

The parallels between this period and the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001, are clear as Hemon moves back and forth between Lazarus's story and Brik's attempt to tell it.

There are obvious parallels in "The Conspirator" with the aftermath of 9/11.

While the US X Corps was being evacuated from the eastern front, the US Eighth Army had already retreated to the 38th parallel on the western front in the aftermath of the Battle of the Ch'ongch'on River.

The country's polarization between "black lives matter" and "all lives matter" and the pundits' divergent opinions on Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime performance parallel the racial divide we saw in the aftermath of the Simpson trial.

The historical frequency of banking crises is similar in advanced and developing countries, with quantitative parallels in both the run-ups and the aftermath.

The timing of her new emergence parallels that of her initial capture, in the aftermath of another helicopter crash in which the first four American casualties of the war occurred.

Given NDiaye's parallel interest in the French colonial experience and its aftermath, as well as her taste for novelty and experiment, this seemed the perfect artistic marriage.