Sentence examples for parallel seemed from inspiring English sources

Such tactics proved to be quite efficient in terms of daily income but in parallel seemed to increase the risk as indicated by the higher variability of both fisheries landings and economic revenue during this period (Table 2).

This detailed parallel seems to prove that the sacrifice must have been pre-Zoroastrian.

One Indochina parallel seems valid: that war was lost chiefly because America's Vietnamese allies were unviable.

The rhetoric of the Carmelite/Cordoba parallel seems to assume that it was automatically wrong for a Catholic institution to locate itself in the vicinity of Auschwitz.

But the focus of criticism has shifted to the deterioration of government finances and the potential for higher future taxes, borrowing costs and inflation.An eerie parallel seems to be at work.

"If the parallel seems ridiculous, you don't know Havanas or you don't know real women".

And yet the strongest parallel seems to be the Walt Disney fairy tale version of "Snow White," where innocent slumber is interrupted by a lover's touch.

The Souder parallel seems especially apposite, explaining as it does why David Vitter, John Ensign, Larry Craig and Mark Sanford all swiftly resigned while Eliot Spitzer, Jim McGreevey, and Eric Massa clung to their jobs.

This parallel seems warranted, given the fact that olfactory coding in related moths is highly similar [ 67].

The potency of the inhibition by recombinant I2 of different species measured in parallel seems to be species specific in terms of inhibitory effect [ 32].

In Watson's case (a novel about an academic who eventually manages to get his girl) the parallel seems too obvious to be revealing.