Sentence examples for trajectory has begun from inspiring English sources

That trajectory has begun to loosen, as a surging economy creates new jobs, prompts young professionals to leave home and live on their own and slowly, perhaps unwittingly, nudges a traditional society to accept new freedoms for women.

By the late nineteen-sixties, Greene's trajectory had begun its long descent.

While the trajectory of the HIV epidemic has begun to change with declining number of new infections and mortality levels, the cost trajectory has continued upwards, driven by lifetime treatment needs, longer living cohorts of individuals receiving treatment, expanded treatment guidelines, and rising prevention costs in HIV-affected countries which have expanding populations.

With the current fiscal trajectory of our educational system now unsustainable, an infusion of new blood has begun to enter the space, and a growing number of startups and entrepreneurs have turned their focus to upgrading education's legacy infrastructure.

Although his career, and the trajectory of the series, had begun to spiral, his return for 2009's Fast & Furious was precisely the shot in the arm that everyone needed.

Our trajectory toward energy independence would have begun years ago, with the vigor we expect from the United States.

The Lib Dems continued their upward trajectory in local elections that had begun in the early 1990s.

When the fuselage began to break up, the computer switched to clutter mode, which watched the TTR data for any derivation from the originally calculated trajectory, which would indicate that it had begun tracking debris.

If he were older, his future might have begun to take some discernible shape, or at least to assume a more tangible trajectory.

My career trajectory has been surreal.

For Luton the trajectory has been one way.