Sentence examples for important realignment from inspiring English sources
"You see an important realignment within the school as a result of 1968.
The impact on the development of a collective innovation practice is limited but important: the realignment of the program's substantive focus during its implementation.
What will send stocks higher is better earnings reports and, even more important, a realignment of investor expectations.
That history is less about the last glass ceiling than about a party realignment as important as the Nixon-era Southern Strategy, if less well known.
As I wrote on Sunday, there are more important factors driving the Obama realignment than the supposed triumph of Reason and Progress that many liberals claim to see at work.
This demographic tide is so strong that some Democrats came away from their 2008 victory feeling that a political reordering was in the works that could be as important as the New Deal realignment that ushered in a generation of Democratic strength after the Great Depression.
The authors speculated that it could play an important permissive role in myocyte realignment, thereby resulting in the changes in cardiac size and shape.
Pacific Crest Securities analyst Brent A. Bracelin said that Suns layoffs and realignment were an important step in the right direction for the company.
Union officials say realignment is the most important matter to decide in the near future.
"California's dramatic pivot toward giving counties primary responsibility for punishment over a wide swath of persons convicted of felonies, a policy known as realignment, is the most important move toward dismantling mass incarceration in this state in forty years". — Jonathan Simon.
David Onek for San Francisco D.A. California's dramatic pivot toward giving counties primary responsibility for punishment over a wide swath of persons convicted of felonies, a policy known as realignment, is the most important move toward dismantling mass incarceration in this state in forty years.
