Sentence examples for parallels today from inspiring English sources

Again, there are parallels today.

Such boldness has few parallels today.

There were some parallels today with the tires already recalled.

Private experts drew tentative parallels today between the disasters and the planned repairs.

Unfortunately, the authors see more parallels today with the dollar's collapse in the 1970s, when the Bretton Woods system broke down.

Mommsen's fantastic energy and work ethic — he published more than fifteen hundred scholarly works — had made him a hero, not only among scholars but to the general public, a figure without real parallels today.

If there is a parallel today to Franco's superficially devout, murderous Falangists, who would it be but Isis?

The parallel today is the American subprime contagion.

This is not just ancient history since it has its parallel today.

(The liver was thought to be the seat of emotions; the parallel today would be ripping out someone's heart).

In parallel, today's arsenal of genetic editing technologies, including SMaRT, TALENs, and CRISPR, are continuously improving.