Sentence examples for parallel country from inspiring English sources

This "parallel country of the rich was once just a village, he argues, but now it's an entire nation.

All these things happened, but, under the spell of our happy national myth as Scots, they happened in another, parallel country.

I think it's a parallel country, it's a parallel that enables us to do things that would be much more difficult to do in the real world.

ON THE 38th parallel, a country that aims to be one of the world's most open trading nations sits next to one of the most closed.

Embroidery has brought him the upward mobility that parallels his country's emergence from the poverty of the war and post-war years.

Embroidery has brought him the upward mobility that parallels his country's emergence from the poverty of the war and postwar years.

It is hard to ignore the parallels: the country that is beloved for its deeply considered, thoughtful craft and design is also a place where people seem to think nothing of putting others before themselves in a desperate situation.

In parallel, some countries have started to report the consequences of mass vaccination on the passive immunity against measles in infants and to re-evaluate the efficacy of current vaccination schedules in light of the new epidemiological scenario [ 12].

The resulting "green GDP" estimates, despite being highly conservative, were a wake-up call for China's leadership: $64 billion U.S. dollars (at the official exchange rate at the time of the study in 2004) in annual costs (~ 3% of GDP) from environmental pollution and extraction paralleling the country's rapid economic growth (State Environmental Protection Administration of China 2004).

But parallels between countries and ethnic groups rarely hold.

It was tempting to draw parallels to countries such as Libya and Egypt this past December in Moscow – the weather was unseasonably warm and "spring" metaphors practically begged to be included in any observer's report on the subject.