Sentence examples for usual trajectory from inspiring English sources

His was not "the usual trajectory," Mr. Dezenhall noted.

The media frenzy last week surrounding Melissa Smith's abortion followed the usual trajectory.

For instance, many countries, like Indonesia, have pledged to reduce their emissions below a "business as usual" trajectory.

Taken at a glance, this simplified career path might suggest the usual trajectory through which young radicals turn into old conservatives.

Most of the evidence points to our current "business as usual" trajectory of growth and consumption, leading to all of our problems getting worse; potentially much worse.

Indonesia said it was prepared to cut emissions by 41% from a 'business as usual trajectory' if it received financial and technological support from industrialised countries.

The journeys undertaken by the Coens' characters -- both the emotional and the literal ones -- don't follow the usual trajectories from innocence to wisdom, shame to redemption, ignorance to self-knowledge.

The emissions targets it sets out are nothing new — a 30% cut by 2020 for rich countries compared with 1990 levels, 15-30% off "business as usual" trajectories for rapidly developing countries, with the long-term aim of delivering a global reduction of 50% by mid-century.

4 Although emissions can be reduced by changing production methods, savings achieved will not be sufficient to offset the effects of rising global demand, and radical departures from 'business as usual' trajectories will be needed to prevent global GHG emissions from livestock production rising unsustainably.

Because the study relies on a business-as-usual trajectory, its conclusions are not a definite portrait of the future.

Our current business-as-usual trajectory commits us to over 2C warming – a point scientists have described as the threshold between "dangerous"and "extremely dangerous" – within decades.