Sentence examples for very trajectory from inspiring English sources

It was October 25, 1946, and two of the world's greatest philosophers were about to do battle over the very trajectory of their discipline at a meeting of the university's Moral Sciences Club.

The very trajectory of Mr. Sack's narrative shows how a universal ethic, common to Christians and others, nonbelievers no less than believers, became the keynote of mainline Protestant approaches to food.

But the new study adds another layer of evidence to what many scientists have long suspected — that environmental exposures to lead not only risk an array of physical, behavioral and cognitive problems but can change the very trajectory of a child's life.

"Traffic" had a very different trajectory.

The group is now on a very different trajectory.

And I went through and had a very positive trajectory the rest of medical school.

His campaign followed a very clear trajectory: identify problem, pledge to do something about it, do something about it.

"Once I found out about the disease, you think, 'Well O.K., this has a very unpredictable trajectory,' " Mr. Russell said.

We're on a very different trajectory than we were even at the beginning of the week".

Talent, ambition and heavy promotion raised him up; self-delusion, denial, drugs, racism, and gay panic brought him down: a very American trajectory.

"We're on a very bad trajectory … one of the achievements of civilisation, society and technology is that we live a longer and healthier life".