Sentence examples for aspiration if from inspiring English sources

His panicky announcement on fuel duty turns out to be just an aspiration if he can find savings elsewhere.

Better to reach out, in aspiration if nothing else, for the vision of ourselves that we offer to others.

The Conservatives have said that the 2020 target would be an aspiration if they were in government, but they need to demonstrate that they understand the root causes of poverty, which go far beyond family breakdown and low aspirations.

His elaborate syntax, replete with sub-clauses and sub-sub-clauses, represents a third type of Victorian aspiration: if Myrtle is the soul of humility and Pompey the Dickensian young man who has overcome his unfortunate beginnings, Dr Potter is the author of the monograph on the formation of the Steppe limestone.

But the Jakarta bombings are a true indicator of Al Qaeda's present military capability, as is observable in its pattern of attacks: low-technology terrorism that is repetitive, limited, politically self-defeating, and yet capable of creating shocks, and still driven by an aspiration — if not any apparent capacity — to pull off another big one every so often.

Regardless of the final shape of the reconstructed epiglottis, it will suffice to prevent aspiration if the flap is large enough to occlude the tracheal outlet.

As for any future aspirations, if they have them, they have not been shared with me".

It's also true that Tsar Alexander, by the standards of his time and place, had liberal aspirations, if not many liberal accomplishments.

But even given the modesty of each side's aspirations, if engagement continues, North Korea's people will inevitably come into more contact with the outside world.

Ask yourself "how many people know of my board aspirations?" If the number is low or zero, there is work to be done.

Strategists allied with both of them surmised that he would almost certainly give up any 2016 aspirations if Mrs. Clinton were to decide to make a go of it.