Sentence examples for trajectory favoured from inspiring English sources

All of which might make sense if he were on the prep school, Eton, I'm-going-to-be-prime-minister-from-the-age-of-seven trajectory favoured by much of the shadow cabinet, but Harris grew up in Nottingham, the son of a printer.

Yet the accelerating trajectory in favour of devolution is wholly unmatched by any appetite for independence – which languished at just 3% support in the wake of the Scottish no vote last year.

There is great variation in goal shooting technique across the globe – from the one-handed approach favoured in Africa and a lower trajectory shot employed in the Caribbean, to a higher release shot used in Australia, New Zealand and England.

The second part is the sum of the inverse length of all trajectories; hence, in the minimisation process, it favours long trajectories.

He described fascism not so much as an ideology he favoured but simply as the inevitable consequence of America's political trajectory.

He is favoured by his boss, and his future is looking to be on his planned upward trajectory - but whilst on company business in the Philippines, he watches news footage of the twin towers falling, and suddenly his future takes an entirely different path.

Circumstances also favoured militarism.

South Africa is also favoured.

Circumstances favoured Brezhnev.

Carnegie had favoured public libraries.

She now favoured an abstention.