Sentence examples for permanent realignment from inspiring English sources

Skeptics doubt that the romancing of manual labor will lead to a permanent realignment of the American work force.

Polls show that the public generally favours the Democratic Party's platform, which shouldn't be surprising considering the Democrats' broad victory in the recent election.Political analysts often conclude that decisive elections represent a permanent realignment of the electorate.

The most effective professional development experiences are those that not only help an instructor redesign a course, but that also result in a permanent realignment of the teaching beliefs of participating instructors.

"Now, if that happens -- which I think between these two scenarios there's a better likelihood of -- I think you are now starting to talk about a more permanent realignment in the Latino vote".

However, it is unclear whether the gains by the opposition will prove to be a temporary setback for Mr Chávez or a signal of a more permanent political realignment.

I should think so, especially if at the same time they can inhibit Mahdi ethnic cleansing and make (at least somewhat) permanent the realignments of such non-Al Qaeda Sunni insurgents as the Anbari tribes and the 1920 Revolution Brigade in Diyala.

Every serious Republican candidate for the presidency employs people who bear the stamp of Rove.Where Mr Rove failed was with his broader strategic vision of creating a "rolling realignment" and a permanent Republican majority.

There are other signs that the realignment might not be permanent.

This is, then, a story built around the realignment – whether temporary or permanent – of conservative politics, with both a small and a large "c".

People with permanent diplopia may benefit from prisms placed in eyeglasses or from surgical realignment of the eyes.

Conference realignment seems like a new phenomenon, but it has been the game's permanent state.