Is it always the case that sizeof(T) >= alignof(T) for all types T?

For any type T is it always the case that sizeof(T) is at least as large as alignof(T)?

Intuitively it seems so, since even when you adjust the alignment of objects like:

struct small {
  char c;
};

that would normally be small, their "size" is also adjusted upwards so that the relationship between objects in an array makes sense while maintaining alignment. For example:

struct alignas(16) small16 {
  char c;
};

Has both a size and alignment of 16.