Sentence examples for are more closely aligned from inspiring English sources
In addition, Google's fortunes are more closely aligned with consumer spending than those of rivals like Yahoo or AOL or Microsoft.
"What they are trying to do here is make sure the business operations are more closely aligned with the Smithsonian's mission," a Smithsonian spokeswoman said.
One concern: the company's increased use of restricted stock in the last two years, rather than equity grants that are more closely aligned with a rising share price.
MS. LUCAS said that if human-resources professionals work for the same company as the employees they serve, their interests are more closely aligned.
Among America's corporate leaders, there are surely few whose interests are more closely aligned with their shareholders' than the homemaking icon Martha Stewart.
A keen student of US presidential debates, he will look for opportunities to go "two against one" with Mr Clegg against Mr Cameron on issues such as the economy, where the Liberal Democrats are more closely aligned with Labour.
It's more that the voters are more closely aligning themselves with the parties that best represent them ideologically.
New textbooks are being introduced in the lower grades, and schools are more closely aligning their curriculums with the state standards reflected on the test.
However, the researchers did identify a case where individual and societal interests were more closely aligned.
Conference attendees who were more closely aligned with the Republican Party hesitated to criticize Mr. Perry openly.
