Sentence examples for Underlying aspiration from inspiring English sources
Crozier has wisely not set specific revenue targets – instead focusing on a five-year transformation plan – yet the underlying aspiration for significant growth at ITV Studios remains.
Underlying the aspiration to build a constructive relationship with Washington is Moscow's resentment over the post-cold war order which it views as favourable to American interests; Russia's political elite longs to be treated equally as a "great power".
To investigate the potential role of gastric fluid and the mechanisms potentially underlying chronic aspiration-associated pathogenesis, we examined the activation of murine macrophages (Raw 264.7 cell line) with gastric fluid.
Is that not because there's some underlying common mutual interest, some underlying common shared idea, some underlying common shared aspiration, underlying unified concept of what human dignity means?
Human health has been a recurring theme underlying the enduring aspiration to integrate nature with city.
This is particularly the case when risk factors of neutropenia, endobronchial lesions, underlying COPD and aspiration are present.
An aspiration underlying this programme of research has been to bridge the evidence practice gap, and in this regard it is worth noting that upon receipt of these findings all New Zealand's universities resolved to implement e-SBINZ routinely from 2012.
The aspirations underlying compassionate conservation have been long held by those interested in protecting nature, but as a movement, with a clear framework of operation, compassionate conservation is in its infancy.
However, as the true vocal folds were left intact with correction of the underlying condition leading to aspiration, reversal could be performed to allow phonation.
At Unilever we talk about underlying consumer needs and aspirations.
And it is a research method as it helps collecting data about underlying ethical assumptions and aspirations of individuals and groups engaged in developing technology.
