Sentence examples for well align with from inspiring English sources

If not, Dartmouth may as well align with US senator Joseph McCarthy.

That is, both the systemic complexity of bipolar disorder (vulnerability, onset, irreversibility) and clinical interventions to ameliorate symptoms of the disorder well align with the ecological resilience definition.

Makeup brands that have long been associated with professional photography are well aligned with this new market angle.

But it's also worth keeping in mind that the final deal was not well aligned with public opinion.

"What it takes to be a successful academic is not necessarily that well aligned with what it takes to be a good scientist".

The latter is an example of a film not being well aligned with the existing audience for its lead actor – the direct opposite of Legend.

Audiences so far are giving Spy a robust approval rating of 76/100 at IMDb, which is well aligned with the MetaCritic score of 75/100.

Ms. Mendillo said that the endowment was more liquid and "well aligned with the long-term need of the university and with regard to the world more broadly".

Private incentives are not well aligned with social returns: firms can gain from innovations that increase their market power, enable them to circumvent regulations, or channel rents that would otherwise accrue to others.

"These companies are pitching their models as being well aligned with home buyers, but it's hard to know if that's true," said Sarah Edelman, director of housing policy for the left-leaning Center for American Progress.

The portion that is being sold off "isn't really well aligned with what VeriSign is trying to build," he said, and so the sale "removes a ball and chain from their ankle".