Sentence examples for little trajectory from inspiring English sources

On-call town car (a taxi ride with the inevitable careening driver, can kill next meetings quicker than lettuce in a front tooth) -- around $3,000 for three days of business in a tight little trajectory near Capitol Hill, though it's nice that the 20percentt gratuity is included.

As Joe and I sat together on the bus that day, I told him a little about my trajectory, and for the first time in years I didn't find it difficult to explain.

Here's my counter-prediction: Obamacare will not unravel; liberalism will somehow avoid collapse, and a year or so from now Obamacare's initial hiccups will be long forgotten as just another overhyped story that tells us little about the trajectory of the most important piece of social policy enacted in more than four decades.

As tablet ownership and usage continues its upward trajectory, little surprise that more people are expected to be paying for more stuff on tablets in the coming years.

Although principal investigators (PIs) are becoming key strategic actors in shaping new scientific trajectories, little is known about how they strategise in an evolving publicly-funded research environment.

Anisotropic anomalous diffusive behaviors of the proposed model emerge from the long memory among step lengths, standing in contrast to little tangling diffusive trajectories of correlated random walk models, designed directly through the relative turning angles.

Can you tell us a little about Thomas and Mary's trajectory in the other stories?

With tens of millions watching, he did little to change the trajectory of the race.

Can New York change its trajectory a little bit, become more inclusive and financially egalitarian?

When you're getting your shot blocked constantly, you've got to change your trajectory a little bit.

Civic initiatives such as the New York Aquarium (1957), the Abe Stark Ice Rink (1970) and a minor league baseball park (2001) did little to change the trajectory.