Sentence examples for be a realignment of from inspiring English sources
There could be a realignment of the parties over the next two or three elections.
The dollar surges, and one blogger believes there will be a realignment of the currency system.
What now looks to be a realignment of British politics could turn out to be a blip induced by the novelty of a television debate.
Either there needs to be a realignment of the existing personnel or something brand new has to appear to fill the vacuum left by the transmogrification of a mass party into a cult.
There is a scenario, reckons Mr Cronje, in which the ANC can put things right.Ms Zille agreed there will be a "realignment" of politics in South Africa but disagreed that the ANC could ever be behind it.
The "globalists" would quickly be discredited, there would be huge protests next fall, and there would be a realignment of globalists versus "la France insoumise," or "disobedient France" — a slogan used by the far left that also captures some of the overlap between the two extremes.
"There's a realignment of fundamentals and prices.
It is high time there was a realignment of the political (and, by association, financial) establishment in Britain.
"This is not a precursor to splitting Unilever, it is a realignment of the business bringing the strategic and operational functions closer," Mike Haines, a company spokesman, said.
"Our ultimate goal is a realignment of Anglicanism on North American soil committed to biblical faith and values, and driven by Gospel mission," the letter said.
