Sentence examples for aspirations again from inspiring English sources

Today I want to raise our aspirations again.

I then ask about her career and life aspirations, again out of curiosity and care.

The Labour leadership contender, Chuka Umunna, has said Labour has to become the party of "aspiration" again.

In an interview with the BBC's Iain Watson, Mr Umunna said Labour had to become the party of "aspiration" again and to persuade people it will back the "wealth creators" and those who "make the effort".

"UMNO's problem now is to find a way of convincing Malays that it is really the vehicle for their aspirations once again," Bruce Gale, a Singapore-based political analyst, said recently.

Those conflicting aspirations clashed again Wednesday when the ninth-seeded American Andy Roddick — in a dispiriting second-round defeat to Janko Tipsarevic of Serbia — reacted to a foot-fault call in the third set with sustained anger and sarcasm against a female line umpire.

Q: Do you have any aspirations to direct again in the future?

Secretary Clinton will soon make her decision on whether to remove the MEK from the terrorist list; the consequences of her decision could indeed determine whether Iran's democratic aspirations are once again plunged into the abyss of a vicious cycle of violence.

All the above players know they could be playing at Champions League level, an aspiration that once again seems likely to pass by Goodison.

But under the coalition government the country would become an "aspiration nation" once again, he said.

And achieving the aspiration of "Never Again" seems intuitively less likely if future political leaders and actors believe they will not be held accountable for their actions.