Sentence examples for off aligning from inspiring English sources

If the strike was largely symbolic, however, it could backfire by leading Syrian rebels to conclude they might not receive much support from the United States and would be better off aligning themselves with extremists.

Hall of Fame Racing became the latest Nascar team to use a merger to stave off collapse, aligning with Yates Racing to keep its operation running into the new season.

This design trade-off was aligned with our research hypothesis.

The sequences below the cut-off were aligned by ClustalX [ 36].

We should crop off these poorly aligned regions on the ends of the alignment before moving on.

After alignment, the ends of sequences were trimmed off to create aligned sequences of equal character length and then the 18S and 28S rDNA sequences were joined for subsequent phylogenetic analyses.

Is Lego worried consumers will be turned off if it aligns itself with the image of disability?

Mr. Nardelli's pay — which has been reported to be $1 a year plus a chunk of equity to ensure he is compensated only if the fund's investment pays off — should also align his interests with Chrysler's fortunes in a way that they were not at Home Depot.

Logos are often times cut off, and not aligned at the seams of fakes.

This new bypass was designated as Route 33 Bypass from 1965 until Route 33 was re-aligned off the local roads onto the new freeway in 1990, which at that time, Route 33 Business was designated on the former alignment.

Paired-pitch ratios deviating from 1.0 aligned off the diagonals and represent discontinuous breaks in the dominant frequency of a call (these punctuations were tallied as 'upwards' [pitch[t+1]≥(pitch[t]+7.5 kHz)] or 'downwards' [pitch[t+1]≤(pitch[t]+7.5 kHz)] oriented pitch-jumps, as outlined above).