Sentence examples for sweeping realignment from inspiring English sources
The aforementioned sweeping realignment includes the appointment of a new CEO of mobile — Hwang Jeong-hwan, who has been working in the company's R&D department for a number of years, having worked on LG's earliest smartphones.
If you've stopped paying attention to LG in the last couple of years, you'll learn everything you need to know from the first paragraph of its latest press release that highlights a "sweeping realignment to better address the challenges ahead".
However, more recently, as Republican political official Karl Rove exalted McKinley as the agent of sweeping political realignment in the 2000s, some scholars, such as David Mayhew, questioned whether the 1896 election truly represented a realignment, thereby placing in issue whether McKinley deserves credit for it.
Obama's aides speak of a victory in November not in sweeping terms of realignment but simply as an opportunity to nudge Republicans away from a policy of pure obstructionism and toward some limited compromise around a few key issues.
Mr. Bush called for a sweeping strategic realignment.
This is all part a sweeping "military realignment" on the part of America.The agreement was 13 years in the making.
The looming breakup might finally trigger radical realignment and sweeping constitutional reform.
Anger is sweeping America.
Albany needs sweeping change.
