Sentence examples for parallels to justify from inspiring English sources
Is it right to use historical parallels to justify present-day policies?
In the spirit of all young people who seek to reinterpret traditions, they found enough parallels to justify keeping their Nowruz celebration on time.
Nutrient concentrations in both inlet and outlet were monitored continuously over 13 months, with episodic (storm events) and routine (nonstorm events) sampling plans carried out in parallel to justify the efficacy of the FTWs.
Yet, on the very same positivistic grounds, he is not willing to launch parallel "arguments" in order to justify specific practices or indeed Jewish practice as a whole.
Still, Dr. Schotter said there were too many differences between robots and human beings to justify any parallels.
To attempt to justify, draw parallels or compare figures that relate to human lives is a desecration of the very notions of human rights, freedom and democracy that we claim to hold and fight for.
While no single animal model ideally recreates the human condition, a number of models have shown sufficient parallel to the human disease to justify their use as models for specific disease traits.
Although the slope was significantly different from zero, the low slope value, in combination with the parallel search strategy, is enough to justify the conclusion of the presence of a pop-out effect, especially in relation to the anchored-target condition.
Barnea is right: Netanyahu is obsessed with the Second World War parallels, real or imagined, and even used them to justify his opposition to the peace process with the Palestinians in the nineties.
Using this knowledge, Reeves examines the parallels between president-elect Donald Trump's rhetoric and that used to justify the internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII.
