The phrase "aspiration against" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing goals or ambitions that are in opposition to something else, but it may require additional clarification.
Example: "Her aspiration against the prevailing norms led her to pursue a unique career path."
Alternatives: "ambition opposed to" or "goal in contrast to".
Whereas it once gave off a restiveness, an impatience to burst into greater view, it now feels more like the little show that could, and the sense of aspiration against the odds is far more welcoming (2 35).
Whereas it once gave off a restiveness, an impatience to burst into greater view, it now feels more like the little show that could, and the sense of aspiration against the odds is far more welcoming.
At the Ambassador it feels more like the little show that could, and the sense of aspiration against the odds, which Kleban also held fiercely, is far more welcoming.
But it's an aspiration against a gloomy background.
As a developing country that has defended its own nuclear aspirations against international pressure, Brazil strongly identifies with Iran.
In less than 10 months, Scott developed the defenses needed to protect his major title aspirations against excessive pressure, friction and irritation.
A similar display of poor touch and lack of thinking will almost certainly crush their premiership aspirations against the Sydney Roosters this week.
For decades, Greece has objected to the former Yugoslav republic's use of the name Macedonia, arguing that it implies territorial aspirations against a northern Greek region with the same name.
The French historian François Furet has written about how the genesis of conspiracy theories in Europe was the French revolution: genuine popular aspirations against absolute monarchy veered into a phase of terror and war because some of the leaders believed they not only led but embodied "the people" – and so were entitled to physically eliminate any obstacle.
Greece's leftist prime minister Alexis Tsipras, who blamed Sunday's clashes on far-right extremists, claims the agreement will "cement relations of friendship" with a nation whose name is widely feared to connote territorial aspirations against the Greek region of Macedonia.
Vet your aforementioned aspirations against your mission and vision.
