Sentence examples for perfect parallel for from inspiring English sources
"I think that's a perfect parallel for what we're trying to do.
In 1989 Congress created the RTC, an entirely new organisation, to dispose of the failed thrifts' assets in a way that minimised downward pressure on financial and property markets.The RTC is not a perfect parallel for today's needs.
In that way, Madden's story seems to be the perfect parallel for the NFL as a whole.
The creators of The Simpsons offer what I think is a perfect parallel for the relationship between Smithers and Mr. Burns by combining Williams's two most notable male characters and their defining characteristics: the suppressed homosexual desire of Brick and desperate dependence of Stanley".
They will eventually be incorporated in β-crystals in the absence of non-proline containing spidroins, although the overall energy costs will be higher to stretch the molecules for perfect parallel alignment.
The sectarian violence in Ireland during his youth, he wrote, seemed to him a perfect parallel to the retributive horrors described by Aeschylus in the Oresteia: "For any student of the Troubles in Northern Ireland, no event was isolated.
Williams is not a fantastic singer but he's wonderfully unpretentious, a perfect parallel to Rodgers.
The nomination of Richard Cordray to head the new CFPB is a perfect parallel.
Having all these capabilities, makes the HPCC Systems platform a perfect solution for parallel and large-scale computations.
When the co-directors heard that Show World was housing plays, they thought the location would be perfect for drawing a parallel between Shakespeare's plot and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's cleanup of Times Square.
