Sentence examples for current trajectories of from inspiring English sources

The Office for Budget Responsibility has already forecast that on current trajectories of life expectancy, the state pensionable age could reach 70 by the mid-2060s, but Labour and financial experts have warned that it could come sooner than expected.

The choice experiment shows preferences for both halting the loss of or increasing marine biodiversity, and the provision of other environmental services relative to current trajectories of decline.

In fact, the current trajectories of African economies indicate that it will take decades for them to make serious inroads.

The current trajectory of military personnel costs is unsustainable.

Of more pressing concern for McCarthy is the current trajectory of his team's second season in the Premier League.

But local authorities across the political spectrum have warned that they have already made billions of pounds of efficiency savings and the current trajectory of cuts is unsustainable.

That, at least, is what we can expect to happen given the current trajectory of New Horizons and the laws of physics.

Mr. Swanson said the economy was likely to remain in its current trajectory of slow growth, which will only bring the unemployment rate down slowly.

But the current trajectory of health care costs is going up so high we've got to find ways to make sure that it's sustainable.

That Roost involves one of Canteen's co-founders, while Scott Collins, the business brain behind MeatLiquor and MeatMarket, is one half of Wishbone, tells you all you need to know about the current trajectory of the British "restaurant" scene.

Boosting renewable energy in Australia from the current trajectory of 34% of total energy by 2030 to 50% would double the number of new jobs created, according to modelling by Ernst & Young and the Climate Council.