Sentence examples similar to aspiration to conquer from inspiring English sources
Hemmed in by soaring costs and declining readership domestically, American publishers like Hearst are feeling a growing urgency to tap into the aspirations of women all over the world to conquer unanticipated markets.
Asked what his aspirations are, he says "To learn, to know, to conquer using knowledge" "I do not believe in impossibilities, I am determined not to allow sitting on the wheelchair be an excuse to not succeed to the heights God has provided me.
(America is still regarded as the hardest market for European brands to conquer).Companies which trade in Zeitgeist and aspiration, as top fashion brands do, have to hold on to customers whom Mr Belloni tactfully describes as "active semi-retired" (ie, ageing baby-boomers), while simultaneously seducing the young.
George went on to conquer the disease and far exceed his youthful aspirations.
Things I cherish are now threatened: the broad, essential mission of Planned Parenthood, the right of women to control their bodies as established by Roe v. Wade, our commitment to conquer domestic violence globally, our ability to educate youth, our aspirations to achieve racial equality and preserve religious freedom.
We like to conquer space".
It has helped us to conquer!
