Sentence examples for a faster trajectory from inspiring English sources

Voyager 2 departed first, but Voyager 1 was on a faster trajectory and quickly passed its twin.

Apple's chief executive Tim Cook has told investors he still believes that the tablet market will eventually surpass that of PCs, and has pointed to a recent deal with IBM - involving the two firms co-developing business-centric apps - as a way to get iPad sales on "a faster trajectory".

"They think fish stocks are on a fast trajectory to destruction, we don't agree with that at all.

However, its baseline version of the interceptor is already quite capable, which is why the Navy will conduct a test this spring to see how it fares against a Trident ballistic missile flying a longer, faster trajectory than the service currently is postured to counter.

"Oh, my goodness!" to "Most certainly not!" in 15 seconds flat is an even faster trajectory for the man whose famous impatience with news media questions he views as silly or tiresome has been parodied on "Saturday Night Live".

Its sister probe, Voyager 1, was launched 16 days later and was put on a shorter and faster trajectory to bring it close to Jupiter and Saturn sooner.

He dropped out, "sadly", he says, although he believes that, even for a short time, college served a purpose, giving him a breather from a too-fast trajectory into working life.

To achieve a faster growth trajectory that is more commensurate with their developmental aspirations, these countries would need to supplement automation with additional sources of productivity, such as process transformations, and would benefit from rapid adoption of automation.

Thus, early infant diet on the growth and development of children who may be programmed for a faster growth trajectory may be decided by utero exposure to overnutrition from a diabetic pregnancy.

The question on all of our minds was whether activist short sellers' momentum would continue at an equally fast trajectory.

The good news for them is that Poland and Slovakia are newly confident, and economically on a fast upward trajectory.