Sentence examples for realigning of the from inspiring English sources

In a phone call today, a Path spokesperson told TechCrunch that the layoffs represent a "realigning of the company" as it places a "huge focus on Path 4," the next version of its app.

But that requires a full realigning of the body over the course of a few months.

After the realigning of the Delaware Bridge alignment, the route was renumbered to New Jersey Route 163.

[C8.] Merrill's Research Is Under the Gun When the realigning of Merrill Lynch's research department is finished at the end of the year, there will be just as many hats but fewer heads to wear them.

But the realigning of dates is one sign that both the international festival and the fringe have finally recognised that they are not rivals and need to work together.

They are both fixated on the possibility of realigning chunks of the electorate Latinos in Mr Rove's case, suburban mothers in Mr Penn's.

By 2009, as the city grappled with a budget deficit, it considered realigning parts of the larger festivals with the more modern venue and made definite plans to move some of the smaller ones there.

By 2009, as the city grappled with a budget deficit, it considered realigning parts of the larger festivals and made definite plans to move some of the smaller ones to the more modern venue.

Dr Canavero suggests that the realigning of head and body could also be achieved using "electrofusion", in an approach not entirely unlike that of Mary Shelley's Dr Frankenstein.

She is an instinctive actor, capable of registering layers of emotion through her eyes and the subtle realigning of her body.

United's withdrawal also ends a series of other arrangements, meant to help meet antitrust objections, that would have realigned much of the airline business in the Northeast.