Sentence examples for because of realignment from inspiring English sources

They split this season because of realignment, but that will not sap their passion to tangle.

"I thought, because of realignment, different schedules, free agency and injuries, it would be like this.

But Tampa Bay will not visit Lambeau Field again in the regular season until 2005 because of realignment.

Because of realignment and Carolina's move to the newly formed Metropolitan Division, Saturday was the first of four potential meetings for the brothers.

Nine months ago, Coach Tony Dungy was dumped, Coach Jon Gruden arrived, new players and new assistant coaches entered, the offense was overhauled, the division was changed because of realignment and gusts of confusion swirled around the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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

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.

Change is frightening but it's also healthy because it disrupts bad patterns that are in need of realignment.

Mr. Berrick said the closing is symptomatic of the tough choices counties must make because of California's realignment of mental health services.

The Congressional delegations from New Jersey and Connecticut, too, are all but certain to play much larger roles because of the political realignment in the Senate.

And because of the political realignment that began in 1980 (when the term "Reagan Democrats" -- meaning ethnic whites -- entered the lexicon) and reached its apex in 1994, when the South tipped into the Republican column, the voters who are most susceptible to such appeals reside, at this juncture in our politics, primarily in the Republican base.