Sentence examples for more or less aligned from inspiring English sources

In the event, it would take the Tories until these last few years to get more or less aligned to the mores of the modern world.

The tendency of prefrontal storms to be more or less aligned parallel to the front indicates that they are initiated by atmospheric disturbances caused by the front.

That sensibility more or less aligned with the mood of Clinton, whose efforts had the patient pertinacity of someone trying to make a case for something reasonable at the D.M.V.

But if everyone routinely came to a dispute with a realistic starting position, the offers would be more or less aligned, and any negotiation that followed would most likely be relatively civil, speedy, and fair.

Usually dressed in T-shirts and overalls, and wearing her hair in pigtails, Ms. Harvey is a comrade in arms to the international throng of artists more or less aligned with Fluxus, the subversive and irreverent movement of ephemera and intermedia founded in the 1960's by George Maciunas, the Lithuanian-American graphic designer, composer and writer.

Would I be employable in your company?' " While human resources representatives may be loath to endorse or criticize a particular program outright, they may be willing to say a particular school's training program has proved to be more or less aligned with their company's needs.

Of course the justice isn't alone in limiting himself to media sources that more or less align with his point of view.

While most of these names more or less align with the national popularity list, there are points of divergence.

"The good of people's bodies and the good of the planet are more or less perfectly aligned," he said.

One type, the single-action two gang, has two groups of disks, more or less horizontally aligned, with opposing concavities, that throw the soil in opposite directions.

However, research so far has addressed critical issues in either the antecedents of a more strategic HRM role or possible dependent effects of a more or less strategically aligned HR system.