Sentence examples for a very different trajectory from inspiring English sources

"Traffic" had a very different trajectory.

We're on a very different trajectory than we were even at the beginning of the week".

As President, Edward Kennedy would have sent our politics onto a very different trajectory from the one that led to Watergate, Jimmy Carter, and Reaganism.

Time Inc., which its former executive Ed McCarrick described as "the Harvard of the publishing business," has followed a very different trajectory.

Children who are pushed toward success and succeed have a very different trajectory from that of children who are pushed toward success and fail.

China's rise is the best example of this, but the universities in Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, and France also seem to be following a very different trajectory to those in the United Kingdom, both reputationally and for research performance.

(Since the 1929 depression did not begin until seven months after Hoover took office, the comparison with the record under Obama is not exact, but the very different trajectory is clear).

This empirical comparison of sexual behavior in the early 1990s in Uganda, Thailand and the US supports the hypothesis that concurrency played an important role in generating the very different trajectories of the AIDS epidemic in these countries, and in the racial and ethnic disparities in HIV prevalence within the US.

The cabbies have similar immigrant dreams that wind up taking very different trajectories, culminating in a violent encounter that leaves one dead and the other injured.

Google, however, had a very different technology trajectory … It did systems first.

Elephant mtDNA thus follows a very different evolutionary trajectory than nuclear DNA (Roca 2008).