Sentence examples for is a realigned from inspiring English sources

The result of the reconstruction is a realigned series of AC images.

She believes there will be a "realigning" of house prices, and large rural properties will struggle to reach "peak" prices.

This will give you a lot of useful feedback and will enable you to see where there needs to be a realigning of common purpose and a shoring up of the general understanding of the business' purpose.

The route was renumbered again, becoming NY 31A after NY 3 was replaced with a realigned NY 31 west of Rochester.

Last night was great, but let's be clear: it was not a realigning, overwhelming Democratic victory.

There is a strong need to realign the health care services so that they cater to diabetes patients, as well as to those seeking episodic care.

What is broadly termed as Open Scholarship is an attempt to realign modern research practices with this ideal.

Postgraduate study is "an opportunity to realign their education with their goals or even re-boot their career," says Professor Meyer.

It is an opportunity to realign individual leadership roles in a no-fear environment; to encourage players and coaches to embrace risk and develop new ways of thinking.

"This is an opportunity to realign our intelligence capabilities to address the threats that exist in the world today, not as they did in 1947 when the intelligence community was set up," Mr. Goss said.

Notice how Walcott's twice-uttered "taken for granted" is brilliantly realigned by a semicolon in the description of the propolis-like love "that can't be taken; granted".