Sentence examples for trajectory making from inspiring English sources

General Motors and Ford were up here on the integrated-steel trajectory, making big cars for big people.

For much of that time, though, the target was set well below the economy's real trajectory, making it irrelevant.

The book provides a broader view of hip-hop's trajectory, making it easy to see artists' development over time and track stylistic and aesthetic trends.

(The company will most likely say that its growth trajectory makes it worth more, and will question InBev's financing).

Yet it is the fact that he has praised and illuminated so much else that makes him of wider interest, just as the basic anomaly of his trajectory makes him intriguing.

The assessment by Moody's runs counter to the message put out by the energy sector, which has warned that prices are on an ever rising trajectory made worse by government environmental and social obligations.

Younes Belhanda – whose position and career trajectory make him the Ben Arfa of this team – has returned to France having slipped into obscurity in recent seasons after a move to Dynamo Kyiv.

So far, he has largely kept his word, quietly steering Telecom Italia on an upward trajectory made possible by relentless debt reduction, attrition-based staff cuts sanctioned by labor unions and savings from its cooperation with Telefónica in Italy and Spain, where the operators jointly purchase handsets and other equipment and share cost-saving techniques.

Our location and trajectory makes us receptive to some and not other avenues of learning.

It sounds ambitious, but considering the growth at About.me in the last year, his trajectory makes sense.

The trajectory in Fig. 22 is not the planned path, but the trajectory made by the robot.