Sentence examples for are very closely aligned from inspiring English sources

"The instincts are very closely aligned.

The fortunes of Ms. Stewart and the company that bears her name are very closely aligned.

What is unusual about the lead-up to this World Cup is that the views of English and non-English are very closely aligned regarding the prospects for the England team: pretty much everybody agrees that England will do badly," the authors of the report said.

"These works are very closely aligned to the kind of art you will see at the Biennial itself," said Tom Eccles, director of the Public Art Fund, who has collaborated with the three Whitney curators in charge of this year's Biennial: Chrissie Iles, Shamim M. Momin and Debra Singer.

"There are people in the NGO and civil society movement who are very closely aligned with parts of intelligence groups of other agencies.

Mr Hague also denied any splits over Europe, saying: "I have meetings with many Conservative backbenchers and I think we are very closely aligned - the party leadership, the government and the great mass of the Conservative Party - on this".

The atmosphere has been very healthy – the manager and the board have been very closely aligned and that is a fruitful environment in which to make progress".

Mr. Klein and other city education officials insisted that the Trophies program was very closely aligned with a balanced literacy approach, using real children's literature for reading material and many similar teaching techniques as well as employing classroom libraries along with more traditional books known as basal readers.

Clement's career has been very closely aligned to that of Ancelotti so far, but would he ever consider going it alone?

The startup world in Israel is very closely aligned with another key part of life in the country: the mandatory military service that all Israeli Jews must go through when they are young adults.

"Obviously because it's very closely aligned to the manufacturing industry in the UK, when there's a deterioration such as we have had with the recession obviously it's going to feel it proportionately more.