Sentence examples for time to realign from inspiring English sources

Here's the perfect time to realign your role and/or cajole others into changing theirs.

Perhaps 10 years later it's a good time to realign the vision.

Two minutes of cognitive reflection gives your brain time to realign creatively.

Clearly pastry was not this place's raison d'etre, which gave my blood sugar levels time to realign themselves.

One possibility: a reverse stock split that would reduce the number of shares outstanding to push up their price and buy management more time to realign the company.

It had already been decided that no matter what happened in the appeal of Conlon's decision, there would be no time to realign the National League for the 1993 season.

This tissue-specific (different for different biological tissues) time constant for protons, is a measure of the time taken to realign with the external magnetic field.

The court heard that a screwdriver was needed to remove the sights, but they were usually left in place because it was time-consuming to realign them.

Trump, the worry goes, is making precisely the right appeals at precisely the right time to fundamentally realign the Rust Belt working class electorate's traditional political allegiances.

It's at this point that digital technology can ride to the rescue, offering a way — albeit a costly and time-consuming one — to realign the wayward layers, sometimes with a pinpoint accuracy that even the original nitrate prints did not possess.

Yet the cult of the all-powerful chief executive, armed with sackfuls of stock options, has too often pushed such checks aside.It is time for another effort to realign the system to function more in shareholders' interests.