Sentence examples for realignment has been from inspiring English sources

This dramatic realignment has been reshaping the US political landscape for the past 40 years.

But that realignment has been limited to Washington's urban and suburban areas.

So far, Seoul's realignment has been impressive enough to garner the prestigious appellation of World Design Capital 2010, a designation conferred by the International Council of Societies of Industrial Design to the city that best exemplifies "design-led development".

Healing in a poor position, or malunion, may occur when realignment has been improper or when injuries have destroyed large portions of the bone so that deformity must be accepted to salvage it.

The hypocrisy across the board in the rush toward conference realignment has been breathtaking, a fine example set by university presidents and athletic directors for students on how to disavow one's word and governing rules, not to mention the sanctity of a contract.

Managed realignment has been established worldwide for over 30 years and its goals may include habitat restoration, recovery of biodiversity and sustainable coastal defence.

"So much of the realignment had been focused on football, I felt that when you had basketball, as good as the Big East has it, with the quality schools, the brands, that basketball has to be a significant part of the conversation".

Alternative methods for intraoperative bone realignment have been reported.

NY 240 was realigned south to Ellicottville in the mid-1960s, after numerous bypasses and realignments had been done by the State of New York Department of Public Works.

Since then, several minor realignments have been made in the areas of the villages of Marcellus and Camillus to accommodate newly built bypasses.

In 1926, Route 2 was redesignated as U.S. Route 5. Several realignments have been made in the cities of New Haven and Hartford with the opening of several expressways in these areas.