Parcel used in a sentence

Parcel in a sentence as a noun

It's possible that the handling of parcel packages is different and is helped by a minimum thickness.

Miami was chosen specifically because it doesn't have the weather issues that arise in the back portion of the year that are part and parcel of living on the East Coast.

The lack of accountability for incompetent authorities is part and parcel of tyranny.

At the US border, the "border search exemption" enables warrantless bypassing of the 4th Amendment's restriction on search[1], and US vs Ramsey extends this to mail/parcel.

Accurate in-code documentation is, as far as I am concerned, part and parcel of becoming a professional programmer.

However, using canonical libraries is part-and-parcel with learning about a language, IMO.

Parcel in a sentence as a verb

That's really part and parcel of an immature implementation, that is, it hasn't received the millions of developer man hours spent fine-tuning it, such as the Java ecosystem has received.

The gooey nougat of the hikikomori phenomenon is, it's sort of a quiet rebellion against the complicated and restrictive social protocols that are part and parcel of being Japanese.

But you mustn't forget that they were introduced as part and parcel of a broader electoral reform effort that also ended partisan gerrymandering, first for statewide offices, then for national representatives.

Their parcel delivery service is only profitable because they don't deliver parcels: They give you a delivery notice and force you to drive to a depot n miles away in the most grotesquely inefficient delivery scheme devised by man.

At some point the IT system of a shipping company, or a warehouse, or an accountant will fail on a sunday, and then some HN reader will have to go to work on sunday and miss the delivery of some parcel they ordered and they will have to wait until monday anyway.