Sentence examples for aspirations set on from inspiring English sources

"However, that high still ranks us average at best and I don't believe anyone has our aspirations set on average.

This gives the aspiration set a slightly different interpretation.

There clearly are different sexual sub-cultures in different strata of Chiang Mai adolescent society, with those set on paths to university degrees and professional employment, especially females, behaving distinctly more conservatively than those with vocational educational aspirations.

This rate region is more complex than the Slepian-Wolf rate region because it is the closed convex hull of the union of the aspiration sets of many cooperative games, each corresponding to a product distribution on.

The day I graduated high school, I was dead-set on these aspirations and I didn't think I would change my mind about any of it.

Musical numbers become less frequent, and the strain of the characters' twin aspirations sets in.

What about those of us who are dead-set on a career and have a plan B and so forth towards our aspirations?

That aspiration is set out by the new Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime.

The Paris Conference should focus on both long-term in its aspiration of setting a decarbonization -- or net zero -- goal; as well as have regular short-term review cycles to ensure that progress is on track.

Before they have even reached the age of one, then, we can see that children are being set different aspirations based on false assumptions about their gender.

Few, whatever their politics, will cavil at Michael Gove's aspiration of setting teachers free.