Sentence examples for naturally aligned from inspiring English sources

Instead, it probably wouldn't even think about us — crushing us because they are so powerful and their goals aren't naturally aligned with ours.

Mr Corbyn said Labour's demise north of the border could partly be explained by its involvement in the cross-party Better Together campaign to keep the Union together – which saw it naturally aligned with the Conservatives – as well as its failure to offer an alternative to austerity.

But, more controversially, it is also naturally aligned with dialetheism.

This, in theory, could see more than 50% of shareholders being naturally aligned.

From this perspective, the cable modem business is naturally aligned with the data networking vendors.

They would be naturally aligned to any efforts made by the Park group and King, but remain in opposition to the current directors and Ashley.

In a tax-free reorganization, Mr. Karp and others would have received Yahoo stock, naturally aligning their incentives with Yahoo.

However, since it represents a part of the constituency of the Palestinian-Arab deprived minority, it naturally aligns itself with the cause of Palestinians' rights, both inside Israel proper, and in the context of the West Bank and Gaza.

It instead does not play on the idea of an ecosystem as something which naturally aligns with the economic but instead represents it as social phenomena that serve to underpin the networking of the intelligence smart cities embed, cultural attributes and environmental capacities which these in turn support.

"I think it naturally aligns for people of faith because we're concerned about the embryo and the unborn," said Lahl, a registered nurse.

Trump has won over voters who more naturally align with Cruz or Bush by emphasizing issues like immigration, political correctness, and a draconian approach to the war on terror.