Sentence examples for parallel circumstances from inspiring English sources

Why, then, should there be reluctance to incriminate pesticides under parallel circumstances?

If I have a problem, I invent people in parallel circumstances, create parallel tensions.

I can't take seriously those who want to believe that the starkly differing contours of the law in these roughly parallel circumstances are unrelated to the economic circumstances, and social standing, of the typical violators.

When the news broke of McCain's return to Washington, one week after brain surgery, James Fallows wrote in The Atlantic about another senator who, in eerily parallel circumstances, cast a fateful vote that contributed to the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

"We were struck by how parallel the circumstances were," Mr. Keating said, referring to the newspaper article.

Moreover, this account of Radu Negru's 'dismounting' may merely be a legend subsequently invented to parallel the circumstances by which Moldavia, the other Romanian principality was founded according to the earliest chronicles.

This closely parallels the circumstances of a famous accumulation of ∼6500 human fossils in the Sima de los Huesos ('Pit of the Bones') in the Sierra de Atapuerca in Spain.

These circumstances parallel those of the steel sector, where stripped-down remnants of once-huge work forces now struggle to sell enough steel to pay the last generation's retirement benefits.

The circumstances parallel the Glen Ridge experience in ways: the accused are football players, their victims someone weaker than they, and knowledge of the attack had spread through the rest of the team and among other students, and perhaps some parents, for days before the police were called.

First, we wanted to encourage participants to adopt feature-specific attentional sets, and second, we wanted to see whether they would adopt a separate set for each side of the display, because previous work had suggested that two sets may be maintained in parallel under these circumstances (Adamo et al., 2008).

Here we come to some interesting parallels with the circumstances surrounding the June 1975 referendum.