Sentence examples for aligned to make from inspiring English sources

Those involved in the negotiations say many factors suddenly aligned to make this deal possible.

By this time, the stars had aligned to make the reprinting of the strip even more important.

The regulatory system must be better aligned to make trials of personalized, small population therapies economically viable.

Could it be that the stars have somehow aligned to make Elaine Benes the summer's downtown fashion muse?

But in the last few weeks, a series of milestones and current events have aligned to make HD radio worth another look.

With Democratic control of both chambers of Congress and the White House, the political planets are aligned to make much of the Bush administration's late handiwork unusually vulnerable.

McAneney et al. [ 19], for example, highlight that whilst University staff are often focused on publication, dissemination, and validation of findings, practitioners' goals are more closely aligned to making an impact on practice.

"The stars are aligning to make 2010 the launch year of 3-D," said John Taylor, a vice president for LG Electronics USA. "It's still just in its infancy, but when there is a sufficient amount of content available — and lots of people are working on this — there will be a true tipping point for consumers".

And the stars are aligning to make panels even cheaper.

The stars are aligning to make this happen.

Virthel reality isenseealithatn the sense thardwarehardware, software and content stars are finally aligning to make the platform approachable to more than just hardcore developers, gamers and hobbyists.