Sentence examples for aspirations set from inspiring English sources
For many of her peers, she crystallized the aspirations set forth by Betty Friedan in "The Feminine Mystique," the 1963 cri de coeur against brittle suburban domesticity.
Yet as April ends, it's a propitious moment for an early evaluation of how President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans are meeting the aspirations set out in January.
The achievement is somewhat distant from the grander aspirations set out by Cameron over the past five years, but in the end it may be enough.
Mr. Elling, a jazz singer with a wide-ranging, elastic voice and literary aspirations, set up a nice little constituency for himself in Chicago and tours constantly.
Now, for the first time, a wider social group, including both aristocrats and commoners such as Pepys with fashionable aspirations, set the tone.The English had been drinking claret for five centuries before Pepys's time; but it was poor stuff, shipped immediately after the harvest and drunk quickly before it turned to vinegar the following spring.
But no sooner did they blow the lids off their societies, seeking governments grounded in real citizenship, than they found themselves competing with other aspirations set loose — aspirations to be more Islamist, more sectarian or to restore the status quo ante.
Earlier results showed efficacies after one year of 56% in children and 31% in infants.These figures compare with the aspiration, set by a consortium of malaria experts in 2006, to have by 2015 a vaccine that was more than 50% protective.
This gives the aspiration set a slightly different interpretation.
The aspiration set by the Human Genome Project was for a maximum of one error per 10 kb of finished sequence (International Human Genome Sequencing Consortium, 2001).
This could also be related to the lavage properties of TLV in a pulmonary aspiration setting.
As seen in Table 2, facilities that performed abortions were better equipped in terms of availability of operation theatre (86% vs. 12%), equipment for dilatation and curettage (93% vs. 37%), manual vacuum aspiration sets (90% vs. 17%), and also availability of obstetricians (76% vs. 10%).
