Sentence examples for a realigning from inspiring English sources

She believes there will be a "realigning" of house prices, and large rural properties will struggle to reach "peak" prices.

NEARLY three decades ago another presidential transition was taking place after what was defined as a realigning election.

A great politician might have been able to done better under these circumstances, finessing the party's divisions, reimagining its message, and pulling a realigning election out of the air.

The business move was described as less a response to us living in a more enlightened time in terms of sex and gender discussion, but instead a realigning of their business models to the new "viral" news model that better works in the age of social media.

Mr. McCain's campaign argued Monday that Mr. Romney had taken a very different tone toward the auto industry while campaigning for governor of Massachusetts, proposing a realigning of tax incentives to favor fuel-efficient vehicles, which Mr. McCain and his surrogates asserted would have resulted in a higher tax on the industry's long-popular sport utility vehicles.

In a phone call today, a Path spokesperson told TechCrunch that the layoffs represent a "realigning of the company" as it places a "huge focus on Path 4," the next version of its app.

A road agency might disregard loss of jobs that arise because a realigned road causes, say, closure of a filling station, on a rationale that employment destroyed here is recreated there.

It became part of a realigned US 9 when it was completed by 1967.

It was assigned in the late 1920s and mostly supplanted by a realigned NY 31.

The portion between Ticonderoga and Westport became part of a realigned NY 30 by the following year.

The project was completed by 1958, at which time the roadway became part of a realigned US 4.