Sentence examples for abrupt realignment from inspiring English sources

Unlike Hurricane Hugo, where Montserrat's independence from the UK remained largely unaltered despite huge investments in reconstruction, the volcanic crisis brought about an abrupt realignment of vertical governance arrangements, with the UK government's position towards this overseas territory shifting radically towards greater intervention as the crisis unfolded.

The authors of the study – Kenneth M. Johnson, Dante Scala and Andrew Smith – found that the new voters were decisively more Democratic than the older, established residents: In 2010, however, the Democratic realignment was brought to an abrupt halt by one of the strongest Republican surges in the nation in what was a very Republican year.

Very abrupt," she says.

"It was very abrupt.

He was very abrupt.

An abrupt stop.

Abrupt changes can be risky.

The realignment has paid dividends.

"I think it's probably a realignment".

Tiller blamed the rush of conference realignment.

"Well, I'm thinking about conference realignment".