Sentences with phrase «not exact parallels»

Not exact matches

Although the parallel is not exact, the theology of religions is like political foreign policy.

thats an exact parallel... marines are not allowed to tell all... they do and they face a court marshall.

(To be fair, though, the parallel is not exact because the windfall tax covered a range of privatised utilities, not just energy companies.)

A recent report in the Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine notes that «the exact incidence of cell phone elbow is not known, but anecdotal reports and our own clinical experience indicates that its incidence parallels the rise in the use of cell phones and computer workstations.»

I'm not sure that this parallel is exact, but it has more currency, nowadays, than tenacity and science.

And it was her recognition of an exact parallel with the steady rain of fallout from nuclear testing that helped her explain what we knew... and didn't know... about the consequences and potential collateral damage from heedless tampering with global ecosystems.

The parallels to the problems in climate science are not just similar, but exact.

When people use the word McCarthyism, they aren't drawing an exact parallel with events 65 years ago; they are saying that someone has been blacklisted in ways that are harmful both to a number of individuals (those that are blacklisted) and to society (because it speaks of huge intolerance and of dark suspicions of those with a different viewpoint).

To not participate in the Intensive is parallel to treating the symptoms of cancer without knowing the exact location or extent of the illness.