Sentence examples for But aspiration from inspiring English sources

But aspiration was king, and communities were transformed.

But aspiration is hard thing to measure – especially when it comes to home ownership.

But aspiration and global markets put them both inside New York City's tallest towers at the moment when terrorism struck America.

But aspiration is also finding your children a place in a good school; getting your foot on the housing ladder; or starting a business or learning a new trade.

But "aspiration" in the political context has become a byword for a politics of self-interest, an acceptance of inequality under the excuse that we live in a genuinely meritocratic society.

Others are driven not by desperation but aspiration.

But aspiration-raising Easter and summer schools for disadvantaged children, run in this case in collaboration with Teach First, which aims to improve teaching in poor neighbourhoods, seem to work.

But aspirations have remained intact.

Bob Alderson, 46, the man learning Italian, is a patent lawyer, with no imminent overseas travel plans, but aspirations.

He spoke later of his parents as "the magnificent immigrant couple who came here with nothing but aspirations and a willingness to work hard".

But, aspirations are not news.