Sentence examples for a deeper realignment from inspiring English sources
But they may also hint at a deeper realignment.
Ed Miliband's victory signals a deeper realignment that has happened in British politics ever since the general election of earlier this year led to no party securing an overall majority.
Even as city leaders remain hopeful that gambling revenues will rebound with the nation's economy, experts project that it will not be enough to make up for an even deeper realignment that has taken place in the course of this recession: the collapse of the construction industry, which was the other economic pillar of the city and the state.
But though realignment as Westminster politicians have understood it is now a dead duck, a richer and deeper realignment is desperately needed.
The Poznań revolt's lasting impact was that it caused a deeper and more liberal realignment within the Polish communist party and its relationship to Moscow.
On a deeper level, the fading dream of realignment also reflects our attitudes about permanence in a society that judges its digital TVs by their "refresh rates" — that is, the number of times per second that the pixels on the screen rearrange themselves to create a more eye-popping picture than the one that just existed.
Sometimes this is a temporary decision, a realignment of sorts, like a more literal Dry January.
Not a swift kick in the tires, not a tuneup, not a realignment.
Whatever the outcome on 18 September, they have forced a reassessment and probably a realignment.
