Sentence examples for a trajectory that was from inspiring English sources

"The investigation is under way, but it appears that the victim opted for a trajectory that was too close to the ground," Jean-Marie Bornet, a police spokesman, told Agence France-Presse.

The anterior screw was inserted at a trajectory that was superior and towards the middle of the baseplate.

The posterior screw was inserted at a trajectory that was inferior and towards the middle of the baseplate.

It's a trajectory that is on the one hand explainable, even banal.

And I understood why at times, because he is on a trajectory that's different from other people.

The course of that distant Victorian war followed a trajectory that is beginning to seem distinctly familiar.

Many people look at President Bush and see a trajectory that's not dissimilar from the reappraisal that Harry Truman went through.

The photograph of Samar is frozen in history, but her life moved on, across a trajectory that is emblematic of what so many Iraqis have endured.

"I would prepare by elevating a bowling machine to try and get used to a trajectory that is steeper and, as [the former Australia and Lancashire coach] Bob Simpson used to say, loopier.

"The Affordable Care Act places Medicare spending on a trajectory that is historically low," Mr. Chernew said, noting his opinion was not an official statement as vice chairman of Medicare's Payment Advisory Commission, which advises Congress on Medicare.

It's on a trajectory that's off the charts".