Sentence examples for aligning with those from inspiring English sources

The issues: Mr Graham is a known proponent of defence and foreign policy, with his politics often aligning with those of 2008 presidential candidate John McCain.

Other contigs with predicted Xba1 sites aligning with those of the 338 kb plasmid (NZ_ACNK01000108, NZ_ACNK01000099, NZ_ACNK01000232, NZ_ACNK01000120 and NZ_ACNK01000123) bore multiple copies of genes encoding Cry1Ae, Cry1Bc and several vegetative insecticidal proteins.

Mr. Williams is aligned with those who often annoy her.

The movies have their truths, which rarely align with those of history.

Directors' interests must be aligned with those of shareholders to maximise returns, runs the argument.

But the virtues of the digital age are not always aligned with those of psychotherapy.

Now, NRG's interests are not necessarily aligned with those of electricity users.

Even Mr. Gross acknowledges that Pimco's interests won't always be aligned with those of the government.

His opinions and prejudices were his own and at times, aligned with those of his times.

"Being aligned with those universities was really what they wanted to do," he said.

So the power companies' incentives are not necessarily aligned with those of central planners in Beijing.