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Meanings of upward trajectory in English

We have no meanings for "upward trajectory" in our records yet.
Usage of upward trajectory in English
1
I am confident that the upward trajectory of our business will continue.
The Guardian
2
Nevertheless, their upward trajectory has been close to vertical in recent times.
The Guardian
3
The hope is that Under might enjoy a similarly sharp upward trajectory.
The Guardian
4
Many defensive shares have been on an upward trajectory since about mid-March.
Reuters
5
Noble continues its upward trajectory, winning the Audience Award at the Fleadh.
The Irish Times
6
Rodgers has vowed to get the club back on an upward trajectory.
The Guardian
7
If the economy continues on its upward trajectory, prices usually follow.
Reuters
8
Yet previous periods of turbulence have not halted the industry's steady upward trajectory.
Reuters
9
Romney's improvement on key attributes continued on an upward trajectory in the poll.
Reuters
10
Still on an upward trajectory, but so is that guy Sagan.
The Guardian
11
The cheeky vomit is long forgotten since the rapid, upward trajectory of Uptown Funk.
News.com.au
12
The upward trajectory in his first few months as leader appears to have plateaued.
Radio NZ
13
We are reluctant to extrapolate the upward trajectory for growth much beyond early 2014.
The Guardian
14
And they finish the championship on the steepest upward trajectory.
The Guardian
15
However there is no guarantee that rates will not continue their upward trajectory next year.
The Irish Times
16
As the EPA report clearly shows, these climate-damaging emissions are still on an upward trajectory.
The Irish Times
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Upward trajectory across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common