Sentence examples for major realignments from inspiring English sources

There are two types of major realignments, the authors say.

Ford Motor is planning this week to make major realignments among the agencies handling its European assignments and brands.

We won't know anytime soon, since major realignments of the party system usually take years or even decades to unfold.

What looked like one of the major realignments in American political history might turn out to have been nothing but a temporary shift.

Thus, major realignments of power, influence, and status within anarchic state systems have tended to be accompanied by great violence what political scientists call hegemonic war.

The route has not undergone any major realignments since then.

That means it'll be business as usual in the Senate, with Sen. Mitch McConnell (R.-Ky). remaining as majority leader, but a major realignment in the House, with Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). expected to return to her perch as speaker, with Democrats running the committees.

"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?

"There needs to be a major realignment inside some of these companies for profound digital deals to happen," he said.

That will mean the end to some divisional rivalries that started with the last major realignment in 1970.