Sentence examples for because of a realignment from inspiring English sources

The transfer is necessary because of a realignment at Havas Advertising in Paris, which owns both agencies.

Route 41 was once part of a realignment of a 19th-century turnpike, the Seneca Turnpike.

"It's definitely not 1896," he said, "because that was a realignment election.

Seventy agencies are being abolished or amalgamated by the Government, with thousands of job cuts and a realignment of functions.

These lesions seem best described as shear-related because they result in displacement of adjacent tissue planes causing a realignment of the layers that in some cases led to avulsion and relocation of tissue.

The data from 2004 is complicated because of conference realignment; universities like DePaul and Louisville, which were admitted as at-large teams from Conference USA in 2004, are now part of the Big East.

In case of bone deformities, a realignment method should be appropriated to osteopetrosis conditions.

In part because of the midterm realignment, Duncan, a man with both the stamina of an athlete and the full backing of the president, has so far failed to enshrine his policies -- but the new waiver plan is one attempt to do so.

It appears to have mismanaged a realignment of more than half of its sales force.

In 1956, a realignment of M-90 shortened the concurrency of that highway with M-19.

But continuing research has brought about a realignment of forces.