Sentence examples for fundamental realignment from inspiring English sources
A fundamental realignment of Irish politics is under way.
Most obvious is the battle for Scotland, where polls suggest a fundamental realignment.
Is geek just the post-noughties' fleeting equivalent of punk or lad culture, or does it mark a more fundamental realignment in our society?
A year ago, the White House regarded this election as an opportunity to create a fundamental realignment that would leave the Republicans the dominant party.
The Welsh language cannot afford to share S4C's revenues but in order to protect them we need to campaign for a fundamental realignment of the BBC's spending.
Earlier I quoted from an article by Paul Goodman, the former Conservative MP, saying that Farage seeks a fundamental realignment of British politics.
The United Kingdom needs a fundamental economic realignment away from the financial services industry.
Japan now has a restive population that could, at the ballot box, create a once-in-a-lifetime transition, and any fundamental political realignment promises to be a momentous event.
Yet establishing a new majority -- or even winning a landslide, as did in Johnson in 1964 and Nixon in 1972 -- does not necessarily lead to a fundamental political realignment.
Maybe this is the beginning of a fundamental political realignment, with the two major parties morphing into pro- and anti-globalization/immigration movements along the lines of how the British divided on the Brexit vote.
In recent years, baseball has undergone huge changes: interleague play, divisional realignments, fundamental reworking of the playoff format, the expansion of replay, the widespread use of sabermetrics and so on.
