Sentence examples for put out of sync from inspiring English sources

In some cases, your doctor may recommend hormone therapy shots to help balance out hormones that have been put out of sync.

Some of this positions — he opposed President Obama's health care plan and has been against abortion rights — put him out of sync with many in his party.

That put him out of sync with the leaders and meant he led the race twice.

It's an unfair advantage, and it can put women out of sync with men... a potential problem on many levels.

Menopause is not a disease, but it can put women out of sync with some of the estrogen-enhanced physicality, behaviors and appearances on which they have come to rely.

It can also put women out of sync with the men in their lives, who may be affected by a subtle, or not so subtle change in relationship dynamic.

Yet the out-of-sync feel remains.

Symbolically, in his view, the change would homogenize the park, putting it out of sync with the neighborhood, a low-scale oasis of crackling street energy and live-and-let-live spirit, where building styles can be as diverse as the people who are drawn to them.

The quince tree was out of sync.

Christopher Alden's direction felt out of sync too.

Our bodies were out of sync with the earth.