Sentence examples for aspires to identify from inspiring English sources

This one, issued by Propertyshowrooms.com, the real estate investment site, aspires to identify "the most outstanding property hotspots across the world, in terms of investment returns on real estate".

This constitutes solid justification as to why individuals should aspire to identify, understand and cultivate their innate talents (Clifton et al. 2006; Clifton and Harter 2003).

Some methods focus exclusively on the human genome [ 12, 13] and some aspire to identify disease-causing variants [ 14- 16].

We aspired to identify any chromatin-associated genes that are uniquely expressed in the testis because sperm cells are known to undergo multiple chromatin state changes preceding sperm maturation (Govin et al. 2004; Hennig and Weyrich 2013).

I want to look up to a president, or an aspiring one, not to identify with them.

Richard Hoggart's The Uses of Literacy (1957), one of the first books to identify this aspiring class – and its paperback rights soon bought by Sir Allen – pays tribute to the author's Pelican collection, bought pre-war and lugged round Europe and North Africa in a kitbag.

(4) Brand Identity maps design onto marketing to identify appropriate personalities, to which the user inhabits or aspires.

In addition, heads are expected to identify emerging talents in the workforce and coach existing and aspiring leaders to ensure wise succession planning.

"Hence we appeal to the public to help identify for us aspiring terrorists – they may be about to travel abroad, have just returned or be showing signs of becoming radicalised".

The UK's top counter-terrorism officer has appealed to the public, family members and friends to help identify aspiring terrorists as he revealed a fivefold increase in the number of arrests this year for terrorism-related offences.

Google can identify flu outbreaks using search queries; America's National Security Agency NSAaspiresres to do the same to find terrorists.