Sentence examples for beyond aspiring from inspiring English sources

That being said, it can also be extremely rewarding and, with all the cash flying around Silicon Valley (and beyond), aspiring entrepreneurs are flocking to startups.

(Murphy's services themselves aren't inexpensive: His construction fees range from $70 to $150 per square foot, and to that he'll add a creative services fee of 7%to20%0% of the total project cost). That seems to be part of the point: Murphy offers a way for people to assert that they are beyond aspiring to the traditional monuments of success their affluence could buy.

Their performance, "A Ladder of Rain and the Roof Beyond," aspires to Beckett in its amalgam of absurdity, surrealism and pathos.

BCG is in the process of implementing the AiA model beyond North America, aspiring to a global rollout.

In addition, conservation must look beyond and aspire to more than simply 'conservation life support' or conservation at the 'emergency room door' (Redford et al. 2011).

The powers that be know that, beyond equipment and money, aspiring young golfers must be acclimated to the life of good and plenty, must be tutored and trained in the ways of negotiating the exclusive clubs where they will spend most of their competitive lives.

Beyond that, an era of aspiring young American film-makers was delighted at the surging career of George Lucas.

Here are lives essentially tranquil, unharried by turmoil and threat beyond the extrusions of plaintively aspiring passions.

Transparency is a means to a greater end: We should be aspiring to something beyond transparency and simply making the nuts and bolts of government visible.

In order to marry her, on our wedding day, I was obliged to survive the dreaded shranga, a gauntlet of pre-nuptial feats of manliness required of aspiring grooms from beyond the Slovenian mountain village confines.

To break through the order by aspiring to power beyond what is proper is the definition of sin the sin of Satan and the sin of Adam, each of whom rebelled against his place in the order created by God.