Sentence examples for the potential realignment from inspiring English sources

The Giants are likely to draft a linebacker in April and that could determine the potential realignment of the linebacking corps.

In California, a state of 37 million people with some legislative districts more populous than many other states' Congressional ones, the potential realignment of power and money is lost on few.

Despite these enormous advantages for Labour, it would be a big mistake to assume that this potential realignment is secure.

However, Campbell has gone on the record with the views of many at this year's annual conference in suggesting that – should the Labour party suffer at the next election – the potential for realignment is high.

Fans may be disappointed to learn that, at least for now, potential realignment ideas are not focusing on regional rivalries.

However, without crystallographic data for this mutant, it is impossible to confidently propose any effect of a potential realignment at this position.

"There is the potential for a total realignment in New York right now," said a prominent Democratic consultant who spoke only on the condition that he not be identified, offering what for Democrats is a gloomy assessment of the state of political play in New York.

"We'll be going into the next election as a much bigger party than we could have imagined, and the potential clearly still exists for a dramatic realignment of Scotland's political landscape," he said.