Sentence examples for parallel news from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK -- Unlike their TV counterparts, scripted movies that try to parallel news events, especially crime-based ones, tend to fall flat.

Mr. Thompson's law partner is expected to hold a parallel news conference in Paris.

Much less welcome is the parallel news that the government wants more cadet units in schools and has allocated £11m to create 100 more by next year.

We know that men and women are often judged differently by society, but it's rare that an example comes along that highlights the double standard as clearly as this week's parallel news stories about two teachers and their modelling photos.

Parallel news on a rival retailer: Target has ostensibly been spurred to action by the February announcement that Federated Department Stores would buy May Department Stores.

How much of the story parallels news reported in The Times and elsewhere?

The memo has some parallels to news stories that were published about the agency in the last ten years.

Ditto for Malcolm Nance' s The Plot to Hack America - How Putin's Cyberspies and WikiLeaks Tried to Steal the 2016 Election, most of which was written before the parallel Wikileaks-Putin news was breaking.

This news parallels with its increased selectivity: Harvard accepted only 5.9 percent of its more than 34,000 applicants this year, making it slightly more selective than the 6.2 percent of applicants who were offered admission into the Class of 2015.

Still, as Ms. Van Susteren has noted on her blog as recently as last month, the show "has been No. 1 for 11 plus years" among total viewers, a winning streak that has few parallels in the news industry.

The news parallels yesterday's declaration by Microsoft that it won a $7 million settlement with an alleged e-mail vandal although the suspect did not confirm any spam activities.