Sentence examples for In this aspiration from inspiring English sources
In this aspiration to identify with sufferers she imitates Christ, who lowered himself to the status of a servant and died the death of a criminal, out of compassion for humanity.
In the 400-odd pages that follow he mostly succeeds in this aspiration, both knowingly and brilliantly.
And Google is not alone in this aspiration, with Apple's HealthKit platform among the many products aiming to aggregate your health zeros and ones.
There is nothing unusual in this aspiration.
Empirically, this standard position included the most frequently damaged lung regions after acid-induced lung injury, as observed previously in this aspiration model [ 11].
When Mr Gove increased the target last month, he said: "I realise that in stating this aspiration some will criticise too strong a focus on testing".
Though all HIAs should consider health equity, vulnerabilities and the distribution of potential impacts [ 38] in practice this aspiration has been difficult to realise [ 16, 22, 23, 36], often because it adds a layer of complexity to already time- and resource-constrained assessment processes [ 1].
Initially, he seemed interested in helping out at a field hospital, but in letters to his father later on in the war, this aspiration seemed to disappear; instead Edward considered working in the American South to assist freed African Americans.
In this case, "aspiration" referred to "68052005|Pulmonary aspiration (finding)|", "14766002|Aspiration (procedure)|" and "278847003|Endotracheal aspiration (qualifier value)|".
And God would be a "wicked tyrant" if he implanted in human beings this aspiration without allowing the possibility of its eventual fulfillment (ibid).
Philosophical critics have (quite reasonably) assessed such approaches in terms of this aspiration (i.e., they have tended to think that manipulability accounts are of interest only insofar as they lead to a non-circular analysis of causal claims) and have found the claim of a successful reduction unconvincing.
