Sentence examples for completely aligned with from inspiring English sources

"We're completely aligned with Admiral Allen," he added.

"These publishers are completely aligned with Barnes & Noble," Mr. Lynch said.

"Our interests are completely aligned with those of the regulators as well as the government," he said.

Interestingly, while the majority of people said their personal values were mostly or completely aligned with their corporate values, some glaring differences appeared when we asked respondents to list their corporate and personal values side by side.

Also, you would want to be sure that the business is completely aligned with the U.S. government — that they would not just sell their technology to the highest foreign bidder.

"We wanted to be completely aligned with investors," O'Farrell says.

The C4F6 antibody was raised against recombinant apo G93A protein, the structure of which was included in the structures we analyzed and which completely aligns with that of metallated G93A protein.

And now the reality is that he has all but completely aligned himself with a Conservative party that is sleepwalking its way to European Union exit, has threatened to withdraw from the European convention on human rights and seems hell-bent on pushing Scotland towards independence for short-term political gain.

Approximately 50% of the neurite segments are considered completely aligned to the pattern direction with an alignment angle of 10° or less and a full 72% of the neurite segment population is within the 20° angle population, indicating significant alignment to pattern features.

Operation of the designed system for different operation conditions such as completely aligned windings (ideal condition) and windings with alignment errors, which can occur because of user error or another reason, are analyzed and obtained results are reported.

You can have a conversation about the object of their adulation, but if your opinion doesn't completely align with theirs (i.e. if you're looking at Moore from a rational third-party's perspective), you won't be heard.