Sentence examples for aspirations of getting from inspiring English sources

Becoming a regular with the national team is one of his biggest goals, he said, and from there he has aspirations of getting noticed by even larger audiences.

Southampton manager Nigel Adkins said: "There are 10 or 15 teams with aspirations of getting into the Premier League.

"Russell Slade has had a long time at Leyton Orient building his side and Peterborough started this season with aspirations of getting automatic promotion.

"I've just said to the players in there that if they've got any aspirations of getting in the play-offs, then they've got to be better than that".

But I can't take anything away from Mansfield, they're a top six side and we must have aspirations of getting to those levels".

We never confuse morality and ethical behavior, good manners and common decency, with the bottom line, zero-sum aspirations of getting ahead and staying ahead".

"Atos is a blunt tool and it needs to be adapted, but actually the aspiration of getting people with mental illness into work is a wholly noble aspiration and it's something that a civilised society should really be striving to achieve".

These results suggest that adolescent girls' academic performance and educational aspiration influence both the likelihood of getting pregnant as a teenager and birth outcomes of teenage pregnancy.

At the same time, it would surely mean the end of Henry's coaching career with the All Blacks and in all likelihood also end any aspirations New Zealand assistant coach Steve Hansen has of getting the top job, too.

Moreover, the social relations enhanced by the mobile phone increased migrants' confidence and their aspirations to get out of their home and participate in leisure activities.

Increasing your aspirations to $4000-$4500 might improve the odds of getting that $3000.