Sentence examples for becoming more aligned from inspiring English sources

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

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

"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.

If the hottest 100 was becoming more aligned with commercial radio and popular tastes we'd expect it to be increasing in more recent years, but that doesn't appear to be happening.

In the mid-1960'shehe was a multidisciplinary artist, writing music with members of the Fluxus school like Alison Knowles and Dick Higgins, and gradually becoming more aligned with the rest of the late-1960's avant-garde in jazz.

SEO and content marketing are becoming more aligned every day.

This suggests that the better high school students are becoming more closely aligned with higher education through AP and IB, but the weaker students are becoming more disconnected.

But the emergence of the Maoists as the largest party has shifted the balance, with India becoming more closely aligned with the anti-Maoist faction.

The attention to highly qualified staff, as identified by these examples, suggests that Australian ECEC policy was becoming more closely aligned with research about the determinants of high-quality ECEC (Brennan and Adamson 2014).

Thus, when looking closer to Mars (here, only 36 km above the exobase) the region of major deposition tends to shrink, becoming more strongly aligned with the convection electric field direction and moves away from the subsolar point, to favor the pole.

Curriculum approaches are becoming more diverse and aligned with the increasingly open and diversified society.