Sentence examples for a real realignment from inspiring English sources

To see a real realignment on this issue there would be a showdown over the question and my guess is Social Security or Medicare will drive it".

But there's one more element necessary for a real realignment to occur: citizens and citizen action.

Sometimes this is a temporary decision, a realignment of sorts, like a more literal Dry January.

President Obama -- for now -- has the capacity to help trigger real cultural realignments.

Not a swift kick in the tires, not a tuneup, not a realignment.

Citigroup is moving more than 1,000 employees to New Jersey from Lower Manhattan, according to government officials and real estate executives, in a major realignment that raises new doubts about the pace of economic rejuvenation downtown.

Whatever the outcome on 18 September, they have forced a reassessment and probably a realignment.

If establishing such a following, and bringing about a historic realignment on the right, was Trump's real intention — rather than moving into the Oval Office next January — some of what he has been saying lately would be more comprehensible.

However, the close nominating contest between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton puts the prospects of a Democratic realignment based on the Millennial Generation in real jeopardy.

It gave Tsipras a significant realignment of the negotiations without having to touch the real issues whatsoever.

The real question now is whether 2012 will be the start of a new realignment in Ankara to try and democratize the region in support of the Arab awakenings.