Sentence examples for Important aspiration from inspiring English sources
Eradicating child poverty is an ambitious but important aspiration for any British government.
Interfering with protein protein interactions is an important aspiration in both basic and disease biology but small molecule inhibitors have been difficult and expensive to isolate.
The key promise undertaken by the Rudd government was to "close the gap" – an important aspiration, one that is critical if Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are to enjoy the same opportunities as all other Australians.
"It's a really important aspiration to win at least one medal," said British Triathlon chief Zara Hyde Peters.
"When you've jumped as many social classes as we have - both born into hardship and having to graft for our education and careers - you don't need anyone to tell you how important aspiration is," they write.
Author Dale Allison writes of the lyrical themes in "The Lord Loves the One (That Loves the Lord)": "this song preaches karma, warns about judgment at death, and exalts love as our most important aspiration".
On the other hand, autonomy of the individual and freedom of movement and choice are important aspirations".
Only people reared in a certain way, with certain important aspirations, would wind up with the idea that they could change the country and that they ought to.
Historic falls in wages have run alongside spikes in the price of essentials and some important aspirations, like home-ownership, have moved beyond reach.
Sir Peter Lampl, chairman of the Sutton Trust, said: "Our previous research has shown how important aspirations can be in shaping a young person's outcomes after GCSE so it is encouraging to see that aspirations amongst our young people remain high.
In Dharamsala, India, the home of the Tibetan government-in-exile, the Dalai Lama tried to seize the higher moral ground and at the same time poke at China's most important aspirations when he complimented Beijing for having met three of four conditions of being a "superpower".
