Sentence examples similar to was now paralleled from inspiring English sources

The turnpike is now paralleled to the north by Interstate 80, a federal highway known in Pennsylvania as the Keystone Shortway.

Some Khurasani troops remain, of course, but their divisions are now paralleled by Syrian ones.

Although I can understand the filmmaker's sorrow at having missed the chance to work with Marlon Brando himself -- on the script that is still central to the film, but is now paralleled by the real-life travails of Behi and the cruel twist of faith of Brando's demise -- I also imagine that the film is now so much deeper because of the added turmoil faced by all.

Interestingly, this effect was not paralleled by any negative inotropy.

It is surprising that quasi-explicit realizations are not paralleled between the two languages.

Gill pathologies were not paralleled by a decrease in plasma sodium, calcium, or chloride.

64-bit computing and multi-core usage by paralleled threads are now supported to allow for fast in-memory processing and analysis of large sets of molecules.

From about the turn of the 1st millennium ce, in some areas of what are now central Zambia, southeastern Zimbabwe, Malawi, and eastern South Africa, changes in ceramic style were paralleled by a change in the location and nature of settlements.

Similarly, there is now evidence for an extinct emmer-like wheat, with distinctive glume architecture not yet paralleled in any studied modern wild or cultivated landrace but with some similarities to Triticum timopheevi (Jones et al., 2000; Köhler-Schneider, 2003).

In a moving finale, which paralleled Don's heart rendering sharing with his daughter Sally, when he showed her his childhood home and drove her back to boarding school, Peggy shared her torment that she is now 30, with a very unfulfilling life.

During 2000-2010 better pay for more frontline staff was paradoxically paralleled by growing public dissatisfaction.