Sentence examples similar to aspiration to progress from inspiring English sources
"The last two seasons we were in a relegation scrap but recently the team gelled, putting some results together". The 22-year-old has aspirations to progress further at St Peter after spending the last three seasons with the club.
Explore your skills, including those you enjoy using most, and those you want to develop in order to progress in your career aspirations at UC Berkeley.
Assessment systems must strengthen educational aspirations and show individuals the best way to progress.
Led by the Paris-based dissident Burhan Ghalioun and including the Muslim Brotherhood, it aims to provide "the necessary support for the revolution to progress and realise the aspirations of our people for the overthrow of the regime, its symbols and its head".
This aspiration served as a motivator for them in making trade-offs to progress into top leadership, including making lateral moves and working long hours.
One baby, delivered by caesarean section for fetal distress and failure to progress 14 h post readmission after outpatient priming, was admitted to intensive care following meconium aspiration syndrome.
"Nothing seems to progress".
Universities already work to raise the aspirations of disadvantaged pupils with academic potential, but increased marketisation of higher education risks seeing outreach activity focus disproportionately on pupils soon to progress to higher education (where the immediate gains are most obvious).
