Sentence examples for parallel can from inspiring English sources

No parallel can be drawn between the self-determination of Kosovo and the Russian occupation of Georgia's regions.

An interesting parallel can be seen in how Islamists subvert the essentially peaceful message of Islam into a justification for violence and vitriolic hate.

Yet a parallel can be potent without being, point by point, persuasive: Dreyfus was not the Faceless Foreigner but the Enemy Within.

A parallel can be drawn between the beryciforms and lampridiforms in certain modifications exhibited by the deep-sea forms, compared with their surface-living relatives.

A parallel can be seen with the American refusal to speak to the Palestinian party Hamas, which decisively won elections in the West Bank and Gaza in 2006.

(A parallel can perhaps be drawn with pop: we are in the post-postmodern age of the retro-authentic mashup. Contemporary songs - by Adele, Lady Gaga, La Roux - are simulacra of those produced in the 60s, 70s and 80s).

Nowadays, although the 38th parallel can be said to be the world's most heavily armed border, Panmunjom has the air of a faded theme park with a military twist - the souvenir shop even sells bits of rusty barbed wire from the two parallel fences that run right across Korea's belly.

In the first two serialised extracts from Not for Turning (Volume I, to be published on Tuesday, Allen Lane, £30) in this weekend's Daily and Sunday Telegraphs – Moore is a former editor of both newspapers – a parallel can be drawn with young Margaret Roberts's first romance.

Pumps operated in parallel can be a mixed blessing.

Also, the objective of sampling in parallel can be successfully achieved.

A close parallel can be drawn with random variable generation by the acceptance-rejection method.