Sentence examples for aligned with its own from inspiring English sources

Why? Because, for the first time, throughout the many sporting scandals that have erupted around it over the years, doing the right thing has aligned with its own commercial interest.

The farm country to the north of Aleppo is a patchwork of towns and villages, each aligned with its own sect or ethnicity.

WASHINGTON — With the victory of the Socialist candidate, François Hollande, in the French presidential election, the White House has lost one of its closest allies on the Continent, but perhaps gained one with economic policy beliefs more closely aligned with its own.

Each fruit was dipped in the pigment that most aligned with its own hue, then photographed endlessly to find the perfect drip.

By November, it expects to raise nearly $2 million for more than 60 Congressional candidates whose views on Israel align with its own, said Alexandra Stanton, a co-chairwoman of the PAC, and she said it had tapped into pro-Israel donors who had no real political outlet before now.

Similarly, companies like Google have also been upping their game in TV, and its newest division, Motorola, has also had an extensive history making strategic investments into businesses that closely align with its own products.

Pandora had said the AdsWizz roadmap aligns with its own across areas like audio monetization and ad-buying capabilities and believed it would be able to bring new products to market faster with AdsWizz' help.

But this week it's clear that the advertising giant is outsourcing a public campaign of 'censorship outrage' to the media organizations whose business models entirely align with its own.

Google continues to spin the European ruling as 'knowledge censorship' — and has so far turned the process of de-indexing private individuals' links into a theatrical farce by co-opting the media, whose business models generally align with its own here, to be its outraged mouthpiece.

It was a place, Trump implied, that was more righteous in its values — ones that aligned with his own.

In a recent novel, "Me and Orson Welles" (MacAdam/Cage, $18.50), Mr. Kaplow's creativity seems more closely aligned with his own character.