Sentence examples for rapid trajectory from inspiring English sources

"He's a young lad, on a rapid trajectory of improvement and it makes sense to give him the opportunity," said the head coach Shane Sutton.

Brancusi's polished bronze "Le Premier Cri" (The First Cry) conceived in 1917 illustrates the Romanian-born artist's rapid trajectory from figural art to pure abstraction in the 1920s.

By now, the rapid trajectory of Mr. Obama is a well-established tale, with his rise from law professor to state senator to United States senator in less than a decade.

Is it possible?" It has been a rapid trajectory for Ms. Miller, 31, a Juilliard graduate, since she returned to New York from Tel Aviv, where she danced with the Batsheva Ensemble for two years.

Brent Dzekciorious, the director of retail operations at Phillips de Pury (and the curator of Nendo's impressive "Thin Black Lines" exhibition during last year's festival), had had his eye on Toogood for some time and was impressed by the rapid trajectory of her work over the last two years.

We expect to remain on this rapid trajectory of revenue growth and assuming that trend sustains and is coupled with expense control and continued strong consumer engagement, we will maintain our course to take advantage of this opportunity.

The LCGA analysis identified five different classes of course trajectories: 1) a rapid remission trajectory; 2) a trajectory showing a gradual improvement of symptoms; 3) a second trajectory showing a gradual improvement of symptoms but with higher initial depressive symptom scores; 4) a chronic trajectory with moderate initial severity; and 5) a chronic trajectory with severe initial severity.

The Dutch researchers said there were some signs that China's rapid emissions trajectory would be somewhat blunted this year, although they still predicted rapid growth.

A graduate position can take its toll on work-life balance, but it's also an exciting time when you're on a rapid learning trajectory.

Asia is certainly not immune to the rich world's recession, nor will its economies quickly regain their previous rapid growth trajectory.

"Because caffeine isn't the sole stimulant," said Timothy Ferriss, a neuroscientist who has studied the effects of natural stimulants on athletic performance, "maté drinkers don't experience the rapid upward trajectory and then the quick crash of coffee".