Sentence examples for realignment would be from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, forcing such a currency realignment would be a blunder of historic proportions.

Nevertheless, it was unknown whether the taxonomic realignment would be accepted by other paleontologists.

But they said the realignment would be less tumultuous than in the case of Seagram and Polygram.

Stimulating domestic consumer demand would be a far more direct — and potentially a far less destabilizing — way of reducing saving and trade imbalances than a currency realignment would be.

Some owners thought that realignment would be further along by now, and that a proposal would be put to a vote when owners begin meetings tomorrow at their annual spring gatherings in Palm Desert, Calif.

This realignment would be more cost effective for investors and would continue to keep markets efficient.

The new scheme crafted by Congress contemplates that a truly "final" decision on a package of closings and realignments would be completed within the short time periods set out.

If the team relocates to Quebec, the league's carefully constructed realignment plan would be scuttled.

The Pac-10 is second for all football players (57percentt), and with Conference USA realignment in effect, would be second for black football players with a 53percentt graduation rate.

But the league announced last week that it needed more time, and that realignment would not be solved until the owners' meetings in Chicago two months from now.

If I were to pin a label on the process through which the world has passed in recent years, it would be "realignment".