Sentence examples for trajectory to succeed from inspiring English sources

Brearley may be Mr. Murdoch's choice because another daughter, Elisabeth, who is 33 and once seemed on a trajectory to succeed her father, graduated from its high school.

But if our goal is to get D.C. kids on a trajectory to succeed and lead healthy and productive lives and actually apply their academic knowledge to enrich their lives, we need to focus on reality.

Re "Elite Women Put New Spin on Old Debate" (front page, June 22), about the discussion stirred by Anne-Marie Slaughter's magazine article: For working mothers to succeed, workplaces and career trajectories need to be overhauled to reflect the realities of parents' lives.

Host Mirani believes that "the audience stands to gain from his unconventional career trajectory as he is among the few outsiders to succeed in Bollywood".

Central to DSP is the belief that, if students are given agency to help determine their educational trajectory, they will be empowered and more motivated to succeed (Crusan, 2011; Royer & Gilles, 1998).

A trajectory for America in which every person has the chance to succeed; every person has their full civil and human rights; and where America will truly be able to share her best qualities with the world.

I decided to focus on postdocs because most life scientists identify the postdoc period as the crucial time to succeed or fail, a major bottleneck on the academic career trajectory.

Comey's revolving-door Justice-to-Lockheed-to-FBI trajectory isn't mentioned, even though the ex-Deputy A.G. was sworn in to succeed Robert Mueller as the 7th FBI Director on September 4th 2013.

But the unusual trajectory of her career no doubt convinced her that hard work was the way to succeed.

These are guided by senior faculty, who also give advice on "their career trajectory, resources, funding mechanisms, partnerships that were successful essentially life experience, and teaching us how to succeed in research".

To succeed Austan Goolsbee?