Sentence examples for been more aligned from inspiring English sources

Since the 1980's, the economic policies of Western nations have been more aligned than ever before.

No Latin American country's foreign policy has been more aligned with that of the United States over the past decade than Argentina's.

The Clinton campaign has aggressively pushed the narrative that Sanders' record on gun safety has, on occasion, been more aligned with the agenda of the National Rifle Association.

Pete Dowland, one of the salon's partners, said their hairdressers have always trained with high-profile companies such as Vidal Sassoon and Trevor Sorbie, but that at Cuts they have been more aligned to street fashion and loud music.

But after a year in which Jerusalem and Washington had been more aligned on Iran, some now worry that Mr. Rouhani's diplomatic offensive and the relative embrace it has received could revive the momentum for a unilateral Israeli strike.

Chemists have long been in demand in industry, but the life sciences have until fairly recently been more aligned with medicine than with industry--and the medical profession doesn't have much in common with industry.

Accordingly, footprints that are more aligned have a smaller footprint alignment value.

"Dave is more aligned to the artistic element, and I'm more aligned to the technical," Mr. Gensheimer noted.

Lamb is more aligned with the politics of the coalition, having served as a health minister.

Mr. Zedillo eventually chose Guillermo Ortiz, who was more aligned with Mr. Zedillo's economic philosophy.

In this respect, France is more aligned with Spain (4%), Italy (3%) and Greece (1%).