Sentence examples for aspirations could be from inspiring English sources
He had invested heavily in his children's education, even selling his ancestral property, "so that their aspirations could be fulfilled," Mr. Singh was quoted as saying.
The leaders realized that encouraging young people to recount the stories of their lives in hiding and of their thwarted aspirations could be liberating for them, and also compelling for skeptical Americans.
Howard's projects with Gaia Architects included some of Scotland's earliest ecological buildings, often born out of seeing how a community's aspirations could be realised through sports, leisure and tourism facilities.
Mr. Vallone, who is running to succeed Mr. Giuliani, and whose mayoral aspirations could be hurt if he is seen by voters as supporting an end to term limits, said yesterday, "The people have spoken against this twice, and it would be profoundly undemocratic to overrule the voice of the people".
Aspirations could be defined as the personal "ability to believe in «making it»" in a given life environment (Chamberlain, 2001, p. 8), in light of the subjective perception of it and of one's evolving biographical circumstances.
She hinted that my graduate aspirations could be significantly compromised by my ignorance of the political realities of what it took to survive as a black woman in science.
Although the fear that a tenure extension could hurt their career aspiration "could be unfounded,"she says, "it is a fear nonetheless".
There are concerns that this aspiration could be undermined if Georgia's authorities appear unable to guarantee sexual minorities the right to demonstrate safely, our correspondent says.
The other reason that it was a very conscious decision to start with flagship devices, and you're right it's very competitive, but we believe it's very important for a consumer to see what the total aspiration could be.
Different complications and side effects were documented; however, no case of an aspiration could be found.
