Sentence examples similar to obviously aligns from inspiring English sources

"The stars have obviously aligned in a very unusual way.

Moreover, the principal stress direction is obviously aligned with the grinding direction but independent of the crystalline orientation.

This downgrading of news is not obviously aligned to the spring introduction of an online paywall – that looks like being delayed until after the World Cup, in order not to jeopardise the windfall in ads expected from South Africa 2010.

That is how we are most likely to expand the available "solutions set" – by bringing together different disciplines, by looking beyond those instances where collaboration is closely and obviously aligned, by removing rather than reinforcing the barriers to cooperation and by striking out in exciting and unusual new directions.

They could divide the party's shrinking-but-still-large pool of white voters from its minority constituents, or they could divide minority voters from each other on one or more of the many issues where the interests of all Hispanics, all African-Americans or all Asians do not obviously align.

The promotion of European collaboration and network effects in industrial mathematics is obviously aligned with the European strategies (ERA and EHEA).

Winters added that given the current divisions within the hierarchy on public policy issues, "it seems to me imperative to have selected someone who was not so obviously aligned with one wing of the current ideological divisions within the Church".

In contrast, the Chica population (O8) is not obviously aligned with either cluster in the shared allele analysis.

Obviously, not aligning with any of the superpower military alliances of the Cold War era was one of the stated objectives of the movement.

Obviously, TM-align and CE as geometric methods are more precise than sequence-based methods.

35 The resulting disparities in health care provision are profound, and the medical school distribution is obviously not aligned well with either populations or the national burdens of disease.