Sentence examples for managed to align from inspiring English sources

AmBev has managed to align not only upper management but also salespeople and other employees with value-creation and therefore with shareholders," says Marco Vera, the head of Latin American equity research at Deutsche Bank in New York.

Pujol managed to align Catalan nationalism with the workers' movement and the Communist party – giving catalanisme a progressive identity.

Derek had held him off by insisting that he get the board more involved in the decision, but Rogier had managed to align directors on his side.

It's another smart way Facebook has managed to align its business with its user experience.

By partnering with real-life consumers and establishing a clear call to action based on a shared belief, REI managed to align its initiative with a heightened level of authenticity and meaning.

Gold and Disney managed to align the powerful California pension fund Calpers in blaming Eisner for a faltering Disney stock price, flagging ratings at its ABC television network and a loss of the creative momentum that built the House of Mouse.

Alasdair gives us some more code and I manage to align my photo somewhere near the centre of the page.

Despite the poem's imperial moments, Heaney manages to align its voice with the wounded and homeless, and with life's spirit, against the horrors of war.

Just as you're thinking, O.K., the history of the Massachusetts Bay Colony is worth retelling, but could you turn down the hipster stuff, Vowell manages to align herself squarely with the great American dissident and feminist Anne Hutchinson.

Might it lie in Mannahatta, the green heart of New York, and with a new start to history, a few hours before Hudson arrived that sunny afternoon 400 years ago?" "Mannahatta" is a cartographical detective tale in which Sanderson finally manages to align the old maps with modern ones.

So James came charging to the rescue, with Wade at his side again, the Big Two scoring 70 of their team's 101 points, showing the world they are still the vaunted Heat, writes Mike Lopresti in USA Today, and what can happen when their stars manage to align, writes Chris Mannix on SI.com.