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Meanings of current trajectory in English

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Usage of current trajectory in English
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One way or another, the current trajectory will come to an end.
The Guardian
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Given her current trajectory, their advice may well come in handy.
The Guardian
3
Maimane stated he was not content with South Africa's current trajectory.
The South African
4
Ardern said based on the current trajectory the Olympics seem unlikely.
Radio NZ
5
The current trajectory would mean an overall collapse of all operations within SAA.
The South African
6
The danger of the current trajectory is that it ends up as neither.
The Guardian
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This would take, at its current trajectory, at least eight minutes.
Zero Point
8
The well-grounded weekend celebration today feels a century removed from the town's current trajectory.
Reuters
9
On its current trajectory the system will slowly move south between Fiji and Vanuatu.
Radio NZ
10
You're gonna become one of those at your current trajectory.
Wired
11
Many states that are currently leading on this issue will likely continue their current trajectory.
The Guardian
12
The current trajectory would suggest that Level 3 is a realistic ambition for early December.
Independent.ie
13
Professor Taalas said on the current trajectory, warming was likely to be three to 5°C.
Radio NZ
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Today, the worst choice is unfortunately the most politically expedient: continuing with the current trajectory.
Reuters
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The current trajectory can continue only by pumping ever more leverage, and risk, into the system.
Reuters
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But if the virus continues on its current trajectory, so too does Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
News.com.au
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Current trajectory across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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