Sentence examples for trajectory of growing from inspiring English sources
During his Los Angeles concert, at the Paley Center for Media, he said, he would discuss "the trajectory of growing up in Omaha" and "finding that music is in my heart and making a career of it".
But it will allow President Obama to arrive in Copenhagen next fall touting a mandatory U.S. program to cap and reduce its carbon emissions, thereby returning the U.S. to the community of good global citizens that have made such commitments without discernibly altering the actual trajectory of their growing emissions.
Renard Gardner, president of Vessel Electric and a spring 2017 graduate of the BUILD College program, spoke at the conclusion of Monday's event and noted the impact BLocal has made in the trajectory of his growing company.
One of the biggest challenges for our leadership team has been the task of growing our infrastructure in real time to support this continuous growth trajectory.
RMcC You describe a Plato who seems to follow the familiar trajectory of youthful anarchist growing into happily "bigoted" elderly eccentric fretting about the pre-requisites for a stable civil society.
Taiwanese director Ang Lee's creative trajectory exemplifies the growing trend of cross-cultural transmission.
I've come to see it as the natural trajectory of someone who grows up in a multicultural family.
Africa is in a development trajectory with economy growing at an average of 5% per year and the middle class witnessing an expansion.
This trajectory tracks with growing accusations of electoral tampering, opposition intimidation, and increasing voter apathy.
The concept of nearby trajectories diverging or growing away from each other plays an important role in discussions of chaos.
Thus the slope of the adult hazard trajectory has grown slightly steeper since 1930, even as age-specific mortality hazards have declined, with mortality being increasingly compressed into the latter part of life.
