Sentence examples for aspirational relationship from inspiring English sources

Another thing that becomes obvious when covering what the journalist Charlie Pierce has called the "Sports Industrial Complex" is that football fans, for the most part, have an aspirational relationship with the N.F.L. — not with the players, who are mostly faceless, but with the strength of the league itself.

The interest graph makes itself most explicit in Facebook Pages, which also works on the principles of one-way following, shared interests, public streams, and aspirational relationships.

"We need new models where we can foster choice, foster community, foster more aspirational relationships between viewers and brands that ultimately allows content developers to have a relationship with the brands that isn't so adversarial".

It's soon business as usual, though Dante enrages his old buddy by getting an uptight aspirational fiancee: their relationship is a bit like Terry and Bob in Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?

One of the greatest ambitions for sentiment mapping is to break down the antagonism between transport providers and the public; to redefine that relationship as aspirational and constructive, and for mutual benefit.

With this acquisition, Facebook now controls the intersection of all three kinds of social graphs: casual acquaintances, aspirational following, and intimate relationships.

Each customer in the store seemed to have his own relationship to the brand — some aspirational, some desperate, some inevitable.

Today, we are immersed in information about aspirational objects: aspirational shoes, aspirational hats, hair, tummies, faces and relationships, all embodying perfections that are both required and unattainable.

We used mixed effects logistic regression to assess the relationship between receiving versus being denied abortion and having an aspirational one year goal and achieving it.

In an increasingly incoherent war of words, Sen has been taken to task for personifying everything that Aspirational India fears and loathes – from communism and welfare to personal relationships with 'foreign' women.

Based on our findings, leadership in these settings will require a careful balancing of several juxtapositions including country ownership and external input, aspirational vision for the future and practical action in the present, and strong collaborative relationships yet individual accountability.