Sentence examples for changing the trajectory from inspiring English sources
We also get multiple views of the crash that killed Isabelle, each one subtly changing the trajectory of her death, realigning the fragmentary shards of accident and intent.
Now we've found a way to one-up this neat trick with science: changing the trajectory of light without using mirrors.
Even if elected, the idea that he could be a progressive Ronald Reagan capable of changing the trajectory of history now seems remote.
Did you ever consider changing the trajectory of Mitchell's experience at the Home — of allowing him to conquer his fear of the diseases and wounds he might discover, for example?
While no fan of Reagan's policies, he credited him during the 2008 campaign with changing "the trajectory of America in a way that, you know, Richard Nixon did not and in a way Bill Clinton did not".
The additional 30,000 troops promised by President Obama in his speech at West Point 14 months ago are finally in place and changing the trajectory of the fight.
The Fedoykas credit some of those musicians with changing the musical trajectory of Scythian.
Innovative private-public partnerships that begin in infancy - like the center-based work of Educare, the home-visiting work of Save the Children, the federal Early Head Start program, and Nebraska's Sixpence Early Learning Fund - are showing promising results in changing the life trajectories of vulnerable young children and their families.
With the extended lease on life, the team will try new navigational tricks, such as varying the sail's angle toward the sun and changing the craft's trajectory.
This critical output from this study raises the need to consider the possibility of changing the designed well trajectory over the life of the reservoir to maintain wellbore stability and optimize the drilling and production operations.
"New York City is experiencing a technology transformation which is positively effecting the city's economy and changing the city's trajectory into the future.
