Sentence examples for cannot aspire to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nordhaus, who works at Evans/McDonough, an opinion research company, told the student-dominated conference at Middlebury College that environmentalists "have spent the last 25 or 30 years telling people what they cannot aspire to". Given the can-do spirit of the country, "that isn't going to get you very far," he said.

But Mr Weld cannot aspire to any higher elected office than governor of Massachusetts.

They cannot aspire to continued economic innovation or to global economic leadership.

But we cannot aspire to such leadership unless we are seen to be following our own advice.

There are those who argue that Farah cannot aspire to greatness without the world records of his aforementioned predecessors, but the Londoner can only race those up against him, and the pace of the final was incredibly slow.

It does not exist where children cannot aspire to a decent education or a job that supports a family.

Other men cannot even aspire to be like him.

Change brings disorder but public commitment through institutions cannot but aspire to recover a level of order, hopefully, more advanced.

As I have argued before, the Commonwealth in its richness and diversity mirrors today's global economy in a way that the EU simply cannot start to aspire to.

Whatever the economics of that, it surely cannot be something we aspire to as a society in 2016.

The generation of that productivity cannot be aspired to or miraculously wished into existence; it is an economic function of business investment.