Sentence examples for getting out of alignment from inspiring English sources
If Turnbull pulls the trigger straight after the budget, he could opt for an unusually long election campaign with polling day deferred to July prevent the Senate and House of Representatives terms from getting out of alignment.
Foley has fixed Westwood's setup, which had gotten out of alignment, but he had nothing to do with Westwood's brilliance this week on the greens.
If there is central bank intervention, it gets out of alignment.
Worst of all, the inner and outer shells can get out of alignment, so that when the upper floor starts to rise, it binds against the lower.
We mess up, get out of alignment, and then, with courage we forgive ourselves, let it go, move on, and then circle around it again, because guess what, we are human and this is our work.
Although the reasons for the differences between dial and digital scale precision are not completely clear, digital scales have fewer moving parts to get out of alignment or become damaged and have mechanisms to automatically set the starting weight to zero [ 9].
When we don't sit up correctly, our back gets out of alignment and the nerves do, too.
You get out what you put in: that means investing effort into strategic alignment, relationships and governance procedures.
"Well out of alignment there," he pronounces.
