Sentence examples for have a trajectory from inspiring English sources

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.

Second, it is argued that the diverse elements of the fraud risk apparatus – words, laws, best practice guides, risk maps, websites, compliance officers, text books, regulatory judgments and many more – have a trajectory of formation.

The two engineers formulate an answer to this question by looking at an asteroid named 99942 Apophis, which is known to have a trajectory that crosses the Earth's orbit and has a very small chance of hitting in 2036 or 2037.

The pattern suggests that "if there are any storms in the pipeline at the end of January, they will be able to both have a trajectory that might bring them into Southern California and it might allow them to maintain their strength," Swain said.

We scientifically quantified a pattern of variation within a single dance work over a period of decades, and showed that these changes have a trajectory.

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.

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.

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

"Civilization has a trajectory and by making these kinds of comparisons, it helps to clarify the direction we are headed".