Sentence examples similar to aspiration for progress from inspiring English sources

He wants "sustainable" medicine that has "embraced finite and steady-state health goals and has limited aspirations for progress and technological innovation".

This Bandung Conference captured the areas of critical importance in the search for justice, equality in human dignity and rights in every sphere of society and aspiration for social progress that had been hitherto and continued to be the ground for the struggle for independence and an end to Apartheid in Africa.

In addition, over the past few years, the EU has not been able to fulfill the promises of prosperity, and as the Europe 2025 tri-university narrative project points out, "The problem with a narrative based purely on the aspiration for economic progress, growth, and wealth is that it is necessarily subjugated in the case of an economic downturn or crisis" [12].

Hardware is hard, and our nonlinear or messily-nonlinear physical world tends to be a giant damper on any aspirations for exponential progress a la Moore's Law.

If Sri Lanka are to be defeated, as is probably necessary for England to sustain realistic aspirations of progressing from the group stages, Collingwood's experience is likely to be a crucial factor.

A consistent aspiration amongst the interviewed medicine sellers was for progress and improvement in the services they offered.

How damaging is the U.S. situation to all the aspirations that Europe has for greater economic integration, for progress?

So much for progress.

Hooray for progress, then?

Thank goodness for progress.

Hurrah for progress.