Sentence examples for precise parallel for from inspiring English sources

There have been many royal engagements in the past, but it would be hard to find a precise parallel for that of an Heiress Presumptive and still more for her choice as partner of one who is, technically at least, a British commoner.

This is a precise parallel of his two definitions of cause in the first Enquiry.

But Labour may take comfort in a more recent and precise parallel.

The Luhn case provides "quite a precise parallel" to the British hacking affair, Nick Davies, who led the hacking coverage at The Guardian, told me on Friday.

(It isn't any better if it were rendered a more precise parallel. Try it out: "Kill everyone in Israel").

The clash between ministers and doctors has precise parallels.

Claiming precise parallels between our modern democracies and those of ancient Greece is a fool's game.

While it is difficult to draw precise parallels among various segments of the mortgage market, the arc of the crisis in subprime loans suggests that the problems in the broader market may not peak for another year or two, analysts said.

Vietnam is rich in lessons that seem to have been ignored by both US and British governments in Afghanistan, but they are not precise parallels.

It's hard to pin Melt down to precise parallels – as its title so curtly conveys, the lines that frame each inspirational cornerstone have come undone.

What is the parallel for managers?