Sentence examples for in a major realignment from inspiring English sources

In a major realignment, the London and Frankfurt stock exchanges announced plans for a merger and a tie-in with New York's Nasdaq exchange.

Citigroup is moving more than 1,000 employees to New Jersey from Lower Manhattan, according to government officials and real estate executives, in a major realignment that raises new doubts about the pace of economic rejuvenation downtown.

SEOUL — Asian chip makers are set to cash in on a major realignment in the volatile industry that is tilting the balance of power their way at the expense of gadget makers like Apple, after years of cautious investment kept supply in check.

Much of the focus on Trump's $4.094 trillion budget plan has been on the large reductions in safety net programs such as Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, but there are dozens of smaller budget cuts that, in aggregate, would amount to a major realignment of the government's role in society.

The partial results announced today raised the prospect of a major realignment in the fractious Parliament, potentially giving working control to centrist and generally democratic forces for the first time in Ukraine's brief history as an independent country.

When Mr. Maltese, a Republican, lost his seat to Joseph P. Addabbo Jr. on Tuesday after 20 years in office, it meant one thing to Albany: It tipped the State Senate to the Democrats for the first time since 1965, setting the stage for a major realignment in state politics.

The worldwide Anglican Communion faced renewed pressures in 2008 that could lead to a major realignment within its 38 national churches, which comprise about 77 million members.

After two days of talks with South Korean officials, a senior United States Defense Department official said Monday that a major realignment was being planned in American troop deployments in that country in order to meet the threat posed by North Korea.

In 2005, plans to fly the TSIS on NPOESS were dropped as part of a major realignment of the program prompted by skyrocketing costs.

"If the poll results are confirmed you are looking at a major realignment.

Is this the beginning of a major realignment, notwithstanding the index's gains yesterday?