Sentence examples for fallen out of sync from inspiring English sources

On the most basic level, it means that a species has fallen out of sync with its environment.

Now, once again, the families' interests have fallen out of sync, because only one of them – or perhaps neither – will be able to claim the title of 45th.

By the time Julius Caesar came onto the scene, the lunar-based Roman calendar had fallen out of sync with the seasons, creating an organizational mess.

For all of the Knicks' intangible shortcomings -- such as passion on a play-by-play basis -- there are some visible reasons they have fallen out of sync as well.

The Roman Catholic Church's interest in the stars began with purely practical concerns when in the 16th century Pope Gregory XIII called on astronomy to correct for the fact that the Julian calendar had fallen out of sync with the sky.

He's been dumped by his wife, can't seem to communicate with his son and, worst of all, has fallen out of sync with the music business.

Your strategy doesn't have to fall out-of-sync with reality.

Social jet lag is said to arise when our body clocks falls out of sync with the demands of our environment, thus putting us at risk of chronic fatigue and an increased susceptibility to disease.

To understand how falling out of sync with the sun changes our body's internal clock or circadian rhythm sleep researchers look to the timekeeping mechanisms in the brain, particularly how we regulate the hormone melatonin.

Otherwise, the workgroup and mailing list can fall out of sync.

Turning points are signaled when these averages fall out of sync -- events called nonconfirmations.