Sentence examples for has to be realigned from inspiring English sources
"This stuff has to be realigned and tested".
The River Glaven can become blocked by the advancing shingle and cause flooding of Cley village, Cley Marshes nature reserve, and the environmentally important reclaimed grazing pastures, so the river has to be realigned every few decades.
"The runway would have to be realigned," he said.
The project called for stabilizing the platform, which had been unsettled by work done around the trade center site; once that work was completed, the tracks had to be realigned so the train doors and platform matched.
I was told that to fix the problem, the entire floor would have to be torn up, the beams would have to be realigned and adjusted and a new floor would have to be laid -- and that it would take at least six to eight weeks to complete the work.
These data often suffer from systematic or random positional errors; hence, the region axes have to be realigned to the image [11].
The disadvantage of spirit leveling is the large number of times the instrument has to be moved and realigned, particularly on steep hills; it is used primarily along practically flat stretches of ground.
When I joined Pret, the company had a very strong culture, but it had overexpanded, and it simply needed to be realigned and not do too many things at once, but do what it did well better.
The artist details how the entirety of the piano had to be disassembled, realigned, and modified as to create the proper balance and symmetry. .
After the police confrontation where Fonda and others were arrested, the City Council voted to condemn Pandora's Box, saying that it had to be demolished to realign the streets.
