The phrase "aspirations very much" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to express a strong desire or hope, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I appreciate your support, but my aspirations very much depend on my hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "aspirations greatly" or "aspirations significantly".
But anyone who has watched Belgian TV's De Slimste Mens Ter Wereld will quickly realise that the declared aspiration is very much tongue-in-cheek.
But one of his greatest aspirations was so very much more tame: "He really wants to be a Little League coach when his children are old enough," said his mother-in-law, Kathleen Marquet.
"He's got respect from everybody, and at the same time, he very much has aspirations for being as important as any other athlete out there.
She said that in spite of her new career aspirations she does "miss boxing very much," but for now her campaign is "without a doubt the most important fight".
"Our participation work is very much about raising aspirations," he said.
Perkins offers extraordinary services and an excellent collection, but what's missing is a physical environment that can respond to and substantially enhance the academic experience at Duke--a library that can move forward with the aspirations of the institution". "I want very much for the library to become a center of learning on campus," Lange says.
Along with the struggles, though, Many Love is very much so about the aspirations of polyamory.
"Housing targets are very much informed by the LEPs' growth aspirations and these growth aspirations aren't informed by a county's capacity to take that growth," says Matt Thomson, head of planning at the CPRE.
Trying to stabilise conflict-ridden countries in Africa and the Middle East is very much a long-term aspiration.
Although our aspirations are global, our roots and future are very much in Finland.
