Sentence examples for a higher aspiration from inspiring English sources

Fist-pumping over science's newfound coolness implies, it seems to me, that "cool" is a higher aspiration for science, and it isn't.

For all 3 machines, a higher aspiration flow rate resulted in a cooler tip.

A higher aspiration rate tended to produce progressively smaller droplets as the tube was filled, likely due to increased leaking as the flow resistance increased with more droplets.

I have been there to witness the energy and the courage and have been inspired by these young creative people who have a high aspiration for our country, who are politically astute and who are themselves inspired to make this country greater.

However, the holy grail of accomplishing complete human organ replacement is still a high aspiration target of stem cell biology, and this highlights an additional level of complexity required in the coordinated differentiation and integration of such with pre-existing host tissues.

A tip for inexperienced players who want to keep themselves sane while growing a toddler Sim: acquire the special milk for toddlers that is found in a Sim's aspirational rewards list; that would make them learn faster, if the one who uses it has a high aspiration level.

For teachers to fully understand via implementing the model of action research promoted by the North Zone, they would take much longer time due to its higher aspiration towards a more academic research.

This finding was unexpected because our hypothesis stated that more injuries should have occurred with a higher subglottic aspiration pressure.

They are likely to have a 'Gatekeeper' who is screening the environment relevant for the innovation activity and are characterized by a relatively high aspiration level of their R&D activities.

There are at least a dozen sensational performances, among them Keith Carradine as Hickok; Dayton Callie as his sidekick, Charlie Utter Robin Weigertt as Calamity Jane; Jeffrey Jones as the nosy newspaper publisher A. W. Merrick; Paula Malcomson as Trixie, a prostitute with higher aspirations; and Geri Jewell as Jewel, Swearengen's crippled maid.

The easy manipulation of sending tears spilling down a young, fresh cheek can be so crass that even in a picture that has higher aspirations (in fact, especially in a picture with higher aspirations) we feel our stomachs being pummeled as well as our lachrymal glands.