Sentence examples for been a realignment of from inspiring English sources

There's been a realignment of research funding to tie it to corporations," she said, a view she repeated during the Quirks and Quarks debate.

"There's a realignment of fundamentals and prices.

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.

It is high time there was a realignment of the political (and, by association, financial) establishment in Britain.

It was a realignment of how we think about the world game and where the power lies.

"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.

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.

There was a realignment of the world economies (this, after all, is what big crises do); the US replaced Great Britain as the leading industrial power, while Germany caught up.

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.