Sentence examples similar to aspiration to challenge from inspiring English sources

In Sunday's Automobiles section, I review the 2013 Cadillac ATS, a new Detroit-born-and-bred model with high aspirations: to challenge the mighty king of compact sport sedans, the BMW 3 Series.

The so-called BRICS countries agreed to form an international development bank with aspirations to challenge the dominance of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

"Maybe so," VanDerveer said when asked whether Stanford's victory inspired confidence and aspiration in others to challenge UConn's supremacy.

"I would never describe the majority of hospitals or wards in the NHS as mediocre - but I do believe our system fails to challenge low aspirations in too many parts of the system.

Apart from the ten "Ds," we could add several other characteristics that have been demonstrated throughout these cases spanning the last 150 years: ingenuity, integrity, adaptability, self-discipline, and their aspirations to facing challenges as a means of expressing themselves as unique individuals.

Mr Alam said he did not remember the woman but that he worked as a governor trainer, trying to "raise aspirations and challenge the schools".

Despite these sorts of challenges, the aspiration to forge transcendental arguments with considerable anti-skeptical force has not waned.

And this challenge is immensely compounded by Georgia's fervent aspiration to join NATO, one of Russia's red lines.

"An aspiration to global leadership".

2. The National Association of Resident Doctors while supporting the policy contents and aspirations might challenge any policy that would demand additional working hours and increase in work load leading to a high burn out rate especially of junior doctors without a corresponding increase in incentives and benefits.

The men from Andalucía have apparently genuine aspirations of challenging La Liga's big two in the coming season.