Sentence examples for becoming aligned from inspiring English sources

The school has deliberately refrained from becoming aligned with any particular religious or political ideology.

Some of the changes are minor with single wards swapping constituency or boundaries simply becoming aligned with local authority divisions.

While the Instagram/Facebook deal certainly points to how closely photography is becoming aligned with mobile, there is still a big market for digital camera use and editing online, according to Tom Munro, the CEO of Photobucket, who says of that deal: "I love the attention that the photo and video space is getting lately.

Second, other states may now consider doing the same thing and choosing either an independent path, or becoming aligned with states that may not agree with the way the U.S. would like the world to be.

They suggested that wind blowing initially from the Northeast gradually changed direction to blow from the Northwest, becoming aligned with the axis of the Gulf.

For example, Kruger and Dunning's (1999) work demonstrates that performance gains often occur without altering individuals' self-perceptions, the two becoming aligned because performance increases to meet perceptions.

"It reveals that consoles are becoming more aligned to other consumer electronics categories," he says.

"We'd been becoming pretty aligned over the last six years working together.

Gutman described the senator's evolution as becoming more aligned with the bread-and-butter interests of voters.

Moreover, in the US reconciliation is further complicated by political affiliation becoming increasingly aligned with race and religion.

"Language is becoming more aligned to normal business language; not just about cutting your CO2 but about resource efficiencies and how it impacts on profits.