Sentence examples for attacking aspirations from inspiring English sources

His run-out for seven spelt the end of their attacking aspirations and South Africa now go into the final Test at Lord's, starting on 16 August, needing merely to avoid defeat to win the series and depose England at the top of the Test rankings.

But the real battleground is not fiscal but political: namely, Scotland's relationship to the rest of Britain.In past elections, Labour has turned the tide of support for the SNP by attacking its aspirations for independence, but that may not work this time.

He was tasked with improving the organization's young core, and attacking the task independent of any future aspirations of high-profile additions.

This is a clear attack on aspiration, too.

In too many families, its plans for tuition fees are seen as an attack on aspiration.

But aren't rent rises for higher earners an attack on aspiration?

I even had the strange experience of being effectively "heckled", a few issues later, by the Word's David Hepworth, who appeared to misunderstand my intent as an attack on aspiration.

The Conservatives and UKIP are opposed to the idea, describing it as an attack on aspiration.

The Conservatives have rejected a mansion tax as an attack on aspiration but have said they have taken action to curb loopholes in property taxation, including on corporate and offshore transactions, while increasing stamp duty on property sales above £2m.

On the same story, The Herald says that the chancellor has been accused of a "scandalous attack on aspiration" after raising the tax, which the paper says will leave hundreds of thousands of Scots out of pocket by an average £240 a year.

And democratic governments do not shelter terrorist camps or attack their peaceful neighbors; they honor the aspirations and dignity of their own people.