Sentence examples for parallel to the era of from inspiring English sources

The parallel to the era of the New Deal is real.

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.

Cleophus Thomas Jr., one of her supporters on the board, drew a parallel to the McCarthy era, when investigators engaged in the hunt for Communists claimed to have lists of names but never made them public.

Last week, in a parallel to the Somoza-era closure and censure of La Prensa, Confidencial declared that its Web site had been the target of a cyberattack and taken down for a crucial number of hours during the protests; to its staff, there seemed little doubt that Ortega's people were behind the sabotage.

Welcome to the era of deficit politics.

Welcome to the era of organic chips.

Welcome to the era of personal spaceflight.

Is there a parallel to the consumption of alcohol?

Work parallel to the rows of hooks.

Parallel processing in the era of many-core processors demands high-performance networks-on-chip and parallel communication based on intra-chip message passing.

Parallels to the Soviet era raged from the front pages of the Russian press, and many Russians harked back to Chernobyl, where the worst nuclear accident in history spewed radiation into the heavens for days in late April and early May 1986 before Soviet leaders begrudgingly admitted that something had gone terribly wrong.