Sentence examples for might be realigned from inspiring English sources
A3 Rumsfeld Assesses Threat Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said the United States and Latin America faced a large threat from terrorism and drug trafficking and suggested that American forces might be realigned in Central and South America.
Balmford et al. [ 93] suggest that such schemes might be realigned away from rewarding low-yield farming towards incentivizing producers who instead set aside areas of land for conservation.
"Things need to be realigned.
"The runway would have to be realigned," he said.
In economic terms, the players' incentives will be realigned.
"This stuff has to be realigned and tested".
'Non-fiction,' Naipaul tells his biographer, 'can distort; facts can be realigned.
But here's one man's unsolicited opinion on how the N.F.L. should be realigned.
The general dogma states that the eyes must be realigned in the first year or two.
The diploma project recommends that the N.A.E.P. tests be realigned based on standards in the report.
PepsiCo said its domestic beverage operations would be realigned into three core businesses.
