The phrase "aspires more" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's ambitions or goals, but it typically requires additional context or a clearer structure.
Example: "She aspires more than just to be a teacher; she wants to inspire future generations."
Alternatives: "has greater aspirations" or "seeks more."
Like so much else in Washington, the new prototype of think tank, as embodied by the Center for American Progress, aspires more to operate within the party apparatus than to storm it from without.
And surely the Quodlibet, which uses popular songs and aspires more to tavern entertainment than to the churchly chorale, could go faster, all the better to set up the return to the serene Aria of the opening.
(It is not achieved by "Mission: Impossible," which aspires more uncertainly to the same frenetic intrigue and nonstop tempo). Slickness this single-minded requires total concentration, along with glossy perfectionism and an unwavering faith in the superiority of appearance over sense.
Rulers were aspiring more openly to divinity, and Greek art was no barrier to its explicit expression.
By making people less secure – or less dependent, as the Thatcherites would have it – they would work harder and aspire more.
I hope I will be able to draw upon the lessons I learnt setting up Aspire more than 10 years ago.
I learned that I love to see different walks of life so that I could appreciate and aspire more for mine.
Physicians with children aspire more often to a career as a family physician and less often to a hospital career.
The finding that men aspire more to surgery specialties and women prefer more often general practice and non-surgery specialties is consistent with previous research [ 3, 6, 8- 14].
(FM05) Fmeanwhilewhade, had parents who encouraged her to work hard in school, and to aspire to achieve in life, 'I would say that it is mainly because of my father for me to be where I am today, he encourage us the children to aspire more and work hard in school to be somebody in the community'.
