Sentence examples for some realignment from inspiring English sources

Any new French president is bound to cause some realignment in Europe.

Ms. Gross said she expected some realignment in the magazine's structure, which had been criticized for being awkward and top-heavy.

"As in any state, New York has to understand where we are spending our money, and I think there has to be some realignment there," said Laurence Strubing, 66, a Democrat who lives in Manhattan.

In spite of disappointment at the euro's chronic weakness from political leaders who attach importance to having a strong currency, it is likely that the economic downturn in Europe would have been much worse if the new currency had been any higher than it was.Most economists now accept that some realignment of the world's major currencies is inevitable.

"There are certain areas where some realignment will have to be done," he added.

Some realignment might be necessary on a case-by-case basis, though, and "individual institutions will have to see how they can refine their own systems," says Tan.

That's just another way of saying that the magnitude of the transition that our civilization has to make is going to force some realignments and ultimately must awaken the moral courage of those in both parties who simply have to come to grips with the fact that this problem is not going away!

The roadway which became Alt US 40 in Garrett and Allegany counties is, with some realignments, the route followed by the National Road through western Maryland.

They needed some attitudinal realignment, or whatever the badasses say.

As with so much of this case, it's difficult to know whether it was comedy or tragedy that Scott/Justine then offered to continue their relationship after some gender realignment surgery.

But this time the need for some sort of realignment is more patent.