Sentence examples for had a trajectory from inspiring English sources

But the very success of the gay village brought its own risks - it has had a trajectory which the gay quarters of other cities might recognise.

Sea Gate has had a trajectory different from many neighborhoods in the city where 19th-century caste systems have either been upheld or, alternatively, shifted to the point that the well-off have almost uniformly replaced the less-privileged.

Kunduz, a fertile farming region interspersed with desert, has had a trajectory similar to that of many other provinces, as the insurgents extended their hold through calculated intimidation and exploitation of tribal ties.

Qureshi compounds this false notion by alleging that Islam has had a trajectory of violence that started early on.

If three consecutive segments, that is, 30 μm segment of the neurite, had a trajectory difference of at least 10° from the previous three consecutive segments then it was marked as a turning event.

We found that the protein and RNA expression levels of CSE were significantly decreased in IUGR placentas and in PE-AD placentas, which also had a trajectory for IUGR, compared with cesarean-delivered healthy placentas or PE-ND placentas.

You like Jazzer; his heart is in the right place, but his character has a trajectory.

If a life has a trajectory, then it can be conceived narratively.

And another model is the one we have, where we have a trajectory, where we are mature, and identified with our culture.

Shortly after Goldsmith became an MP in 2010, the justice secretary, Michael Gove, observed: "Zac doesn't have a trajectory like most politicians.

It has a trajectory and it gives the community a sense of unity.