Sentence examples for but rather a realignment from inspiring English sources

He was not suggesting a reduction in funding but rather a realignment of who paid for what.

-Julia Azari expects political "recalibration," but not a realignment, in the wake of Donald Trump.

That doesn't mean we should start planning for a Labour-Lib Dem coalition yet, but very slowly a realignment is taking place.

"But we will see a realignment in Greek parliamentary politics in support of the deal which, hopefully, will be cathartic and provide stability," he said.

It might be too soon to write the Communist Party's obituary, but Sunday's vote cemented a realignment of politics here.

But it is rather a touchy subject.

But theirs is rather a token victory.

But continuing research has brought about a realignment of forces.

The Big East is months away from a lucrative television contract but a few realignment ripples from a nasty and complicated divorce.

Mary acknowledges at least a cultural realignment but thinks the country is not realigning on Left-Right issues but rather dealigning on top-down ones because the ruling elites are disappointing the bases of both parties.

Strachan said he could envisage a realignment that would see British forces work more closely with the French military rather than in tandem with the US government as it had over the past decade.