Sentence examples for lifelong trajectory from inspiring English sources

In Ross's opinion, RossFit is another way of empowering himself on a lifelong trajectory to success.

Preventing employers from basing new salaries on previous ones could interrupt the lifelong trajectory of lower wages that begins early in women's careers.

Intimate partner violence (IPV) and sexual violence (SV) are widespread among adolescents and place them on a lifelong trajectory of violence, either as victims or perpetrators.

Just like baby boomers who came of age during the protests of the 1960s and then remained engaged over their lifetimes, today's Democratic girls may be launched on a lifelong trajectory of political activism.

One researcher explained to me that once you get hooked, it's a lifelong trajectory, and you will have to deal with this addiction for the rest of your life.

As we're seeing in families and churches nationwide, it is possible to create a Sticky Faith in teenagers that launches them on a lifelong trajectory of faith and service.

In addition, she has done fundamental research on lifelong trajectories in personality traits and social cognition.

37 CDAT research will continue to inform the agenda for early intervention, before lifelong trajectories leading to large health and economic inequalities become fixed.

The vision of making excellent care more effective and efficient also targets behaviors that affect lifelong health trajectories.

These are clearly important but our research highlights the need to trace the roots of these lifelong risk trajectories back to psychosocial experiences in childhood".

There is significant epidemiological evidence that early childhood development (from gestation to age 6) strongly influences lifelong health trajectories.