Sentence examples for it has to align from inspiring English sources

"Then it has to align: You have so few nonconference weekends.

This often is negotiable with commissioned Sales teams but it has to align with the policies of the company.

Humana said it had to align its size with its membership.

It means he has to align his proposals to the values of the political center: fiscal responsibility, individual choice and decentralized authority.

"Everything has to align.

Your social media strategy has to align with your campaign.

Before a computer can rule out a match between two prints, it may have to align one against another in millions of different ways.

I'd be totally willing to ride around on one of these if it meant never having to align derailleurs or mess with a greasy chain in the middle of a big bike race.

Davey said this was a major step forward in climate change policy, because it meant that ministers had to align both their short term and long term policies with the long term targets.

A lot of planets had to align: it wasn't only who we were and where the culture was at the time – it was where everybody else was, too.

Given short and error-prone reads, SSAHA2 is more accurate, although it has to spend more time on aligning such reads.