Sentence examples for much greater alignment from inspiring English sources

"The latest shareholder revolts are a sign that there clearly needs to be a much greater alignment between what directors do and shareholder interests -- we must promote that," said Chuka Umunna, the Labour Party's spokesman on business issues.

"The latest shareholder revolts are a sign that there clearly needs to be a much greater alignment between what directors do and shareholder interests - we must promote that," said Chuka Umunna, the Labour Party's candidate for business secretary.

Einstein was right about that last part, but he hadn't considered the much greater likelihood of alignments between bigger and brighter celestial objects — supernovas, whole galaxies or clusters of them.

"We're satisfied that these changes will provide much-needed clarity and a greater alignment with the BBC's public purposes, without stifling Worldwide's ability to perform as a thriving and profitable entity".

Our preanalyses showed that dubious sequences or ambiguous parts of alignments had much greater effect on the outcome than selecting taxa with the highest amount of data available.

The main findings of this paper have shown that: for freight trains the track maintenance cost is much greater than that for passenger trains, the alignment is determined by the design speed defined for passenger trains, the construction cost of infrastructure for a typical mixed traffic corridor is generally higher than that of a passenger dedicated corridor.

However, given the large number of probesets identified in intron-like alignment gaps (269,0007) and given the much greater length of introns than exons, the majority of these probesets are likely to be non-exonic.

Multiple sequence alignment results showed that CKX genes from different groups shared much greater sequence similarities than other gene families (Additional files 7, 8, 9, 10).

This could potentially cause bias in the alignment of the cross-sections, especially ones with considerable noise, and it would require much greater computational time to determine a window for each cross-section of each projection.

While paying much greater attention on progress in Turkey, Western leaders should cease looking at Turkish foreign policy merely in terms of alignment or drift from an abstract standard.

It has a much greater decorative effect.