Sentence examples for parallel with the rise of from inspiring English sources

He added that abuses of diplomatic immunity had grown in parallel with the rise of human rights law.

Robertson said that the abuses of diplomatic immunity have grown in parallel with the rise of human rights law.

Similarly, it is no accident that the rise of the Munchausen by proxy diagnosis has run parallel with the rise of aggressive behavior in medical patients.

The strengthening of jirga law beyond Pakistan's tribal areas (where it has some legal sanction) has run parallel with the rise of Islamic extremism.

Axial diameter, leaf size, and multiple-character-based morphological disparity (mean pairwise dissimilarity) show stepwise evolutionary increase through the Devonian in parallel with the rise of taxonomic diversity.

In her statement, Chamberlin offered a strongly worded critique of Trump's tactics in the presidential campaign and as he prepares to assume power, drawing a parallel with the rise of Adolf Hitler.

Is it right, ask some, to use the word "rise" at all, since it might cause the wary to draw parallels with the rise of Germany or Japan?

That phrase evokes historical parallels with the rise of other great powers, such as Britain and America, and their efforts to secure energy assets overseas.

The lecture series will continue in the spring and will include political scientist Sheri Berman (Barnard College), speaking on parallels with the rise of right-wing populist parties and the decline of center-left parties in Europe.

Orson Welles directed and played Brutus in a 1937 staging that drew parallels with the rise of fascism in Europe, even recreating the infamous "Cathedral of Light" at Hitler's Nuremburg rallies.

Since 1990 evidence has accumulated that the earth's climate fluctuates on a cycle of 10-12 years, in parallel with the rise and fall of the number of sunspots transient dark patches on the face of the sun.