Sentence examples for misalign from inspiring English sources
"misalign" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is usually used when referring to actions or objects that are not in the correct position or alignment. Example sentence: After the earthquake, many of the buildings were severely misaligned.
(Occasionally, faster puzzles pose problems. An overzealous turn can cause them to misalign or, in extreme cases, explode).
But having a system that does so much to misalign them has proved disastrous.
"This proposed rule will help address a key safety and soundness issue which contributed to the recent financial crisis — that poorly designed compensation structures can misalign incentives and induce excessive risk-taking," said Sheila C. Bair, the F.D.I.C. chairwoman.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development says that water subsidies for agriculture "misalign farmer incentives and aggravate overuse and pollution of water" in most member countries.
"But we don't want that accountability applied in ways that can harm kids, or that can misalign what we're doing in schools, as far as teaching to the tests".
If it is true that trans people who "misalign" gender presentation with sexed body are deceivers or pretenders, then those who "correctly" align presentation with body tell the truth.
On his final solve, he had been penalized two seconds because his puzzle had been misaligned by slightly more than the allowable limit.
Carmakers were busy chasing up the 0.1% of failures, focusing on misaligned screws.
Relatively few Republicans agree with Ted Cruz, a senator and Tea Party favourite from Texas, that their party should not fear using Congress's budget powers to thwart the president's "amnesty", even at the risk of shutting down the government again.The trouble for Republicans is misaligned incentives.
If a currency were found to be misaligned, the government would be required to impose sanctions.Although Americans are frustrated about its tiny rise against the dollar, on other fronts the yuan has been livelier.
Mr de Rato entertains visions of his institution becoming what one might call an International Monetary Forum, helping to resolve global imbalances and police misaligned exchange rates through the sheer force of its analysis and argument.
