Sentence examples for far more aligned from inspiring English sources

But the world is far more aligned on climate issues than during COP3 in Kyoto, 1997, said Hoskins.

If Bernie advocated for the Green party, far more aligned with his policies and mine than the Democrats, then I would vote for the Green party candidate this year.

The product is far more impressive, the economics are far more aligned with hoteliers' needs, and it's solving a deeper industry problem.

Following Johnson's and Davis' exit, May's new Cabinet boasts a preponderance of ministers far more aligned to a softer form of Brexit.

In its discomfort in presenting the female body as proud and unclothed in any setting outside the realm of pornography and "men's magazines," the mass media in the United States is far more aligned with Iran than Europe.

An incident report would have little effect on an individual patient, so 'fixing and forgetting' was seen as far more aligned with what the healthcare provider believed to be his or her role.

The Obama administration, though it says it supports free trade, has so far seemed more aligned with labor's trade agenda than has any administration in decades.

In that respect they are far more closely aligned to the predominant style of rugby at the recent World Cup; how many leading French sides can say the same?

Right now, the interests of China's ruling elite are far more closely aligned with the interests of the Chinese economy as a whole than in the U.S. China's elite wants to build up its own country; the American elite is quite happy to let America gradually decline so long as they can make investments and money overseas.

In essence he is arguing for research and practice to be far more closely aligned; indeed we might even argue that they are one and the same thing.

Because this disparity occurred far less in the other four fields, this suggests that ratings of research influence in tobacco control and injury may be more aligned with social impact of research than in the other areas.