Sentence examples for were being realigned from inspiring English sources

Some of our most important leaders, from Andrew Jackson to Lincoln to FDR to Reagan, happened to serve just as voter loyalties were being realigned in ways that strengthened their political coalitions.

Palin was elected governor just as Alaska's political establishment was being realigned by the Veco bribery scandal.

Deborah Swackhamer, chair of EPA's Science Advisory Board, says EPA may be able to gain some efficiencies by accelerating a reorganization of its research, in which 16 categories in its national program are being realigned into six.

Perhaps our values surrounding what really matters are being realigned or adjusted along with the marketplace "adjustments". Perhaps we are finally being led to embrace our interconnectedness as a species, recognizing our interdependence upon one another.

The cultural, economic and political forces that shaped this era are being realigned.

If it has become financially and psychologically healthier -- for both the patient and the economy -- to manage health care at home, then why aren't health care benefits being realigned?

They were tasked with convincing the Turks that the next British attack would be from the Jordan Valley, while the forces were actually being realigned to attack in the west.

Sometimes when we see how ridiculous we're being, our thought processes realign themselves.

Ambergate Junction is being relocated and the track realigned to increase train speeds, Network Rail said.

This is not a random selection: The curators are being up-front, literally, about realigning Zoffany, a painter known for pleasant portraits and conversation pieces, with the larger events and movements of his day.

New lanes are being added to the Longbarrow roundabout, at the junction of the A360 and A303, and its centre is to be realigned.