Sentence examples for aspiration it from inspiring English sources

Because a large proportion of early-onset pneumonia results from early aspiration, it was not expected that staffing level would influence its occurrence.

Aspiration, it seems, is in danger of becoming the preserve of the wealthy".

Simon Goldie, from Islington, said: "As an aspiration it is very good because we have such problems in health".

Even if leave loses on 23 June, the aspiration it reflects will survive, and live to fight another day.

Even in 1984, Pete Seeger still stood for a time when We Shall Overcome was not just an aspiration, it was a plan.

As the San Antonio judge wrote: Equal treatment of all individuals under the law is not merely an aspiration – it is a constitutional mandate.

But keeping in mind its dynamic aspirations, it is lower than its predecessor, with its centre of gravity well balanced at all times.

Which is what, for all its aspirations, it was.

I agree with all its aspirations – it is a truly good-hearted play – but was not once taken by surprise.

-- ISIS is not a real state, despite its aspirations; it never will be a viable state, and must not be treated as one. .

The show often delivers on its novelistic aspirations; it is amazing, empathetic, and unsettling at once.