Sentence examples for parallel to the current from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cruz has a weird parallel to the current president.

The late 19th century, in a parallel to the current era, was a time of globalization, and Paris still had few rivals for "world's greatest city" status.

Relative to the bedding, the pebbles in sandy conglomerates tend to lie flat, with their smallest dimension positioned vertically and the greatest aligned roughly parallel to the current.

We are cautious on this newspaper about using the word unprecedented, so let it suffice to say that strain as we might we cannot come up with an exact historic parallel to the current political drama.

In another parallel to the current talk in newsrooms, he said that only publications that analyzed the news would survive, given that the telegraph would be a more efficient way of transmitting the headlines.

Far from being a true historical parallel to the current crisis in foreign affairs, the Casablanca conference, contrary to Powers's misinformed assertion, stands as a vivid demonstration of the difference between the statecraft of the Roosevelt administration and the heavy-handed manipulations of Washington today.

LOOKING back at these events, it's hard to avoid seeing parallels to the current situation.

Many Wall Street executives struggled to draw parallels to the current crisis.

In a 1987 paper with parallels to the current debt crisis in some European nations, Mr. Fischer argued in favor of debt relief for countries in Africa and Latin America.

Yet, in drawing these parallels to the current day, Ross strips away many of the characteristics of his main characters and keeps other important characters in the film offscreen.

It wasn't until 1973, when Frank Hogan was running for his ninth term, that he finally drew a serious challenger, and the race had several parallels to the current contest.