Sentence examples for competitive aspirations from inspiring English sources

"It was a helpful, open and honest discussion, covering the important issues facing Rangers, the concerns of the fans and the club's competitive aspirations," the statement said.

Research by economists at the University of Milan suggests that television helps to drive competitive aspiration.

Competitive edge is removed, aspirations too.

In addition to the Heat and Cavaliers, the Nets, Knicks, Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Clippers made elaborate presentations, with appeals to James's competitive drive, his business aspirations and even his sense of humor.

"I don't have a single American friend," Tamerlan is quoted as saying in a photo essay that followed his aspirations as a competitive boxer.

A highly competitive examination system and rising aspirations are often blamed.

Conclusions suggest critical research investigating whether embedded technologies meet student and/or institutional needs and aspirations in globally competitive learning environments may assuage DE's stigma, realign expectations and improve teaching/learning experiences.

Yet their schools often promoted an idea of aspiration that was competitive and self-serving.

Incapable of self-promotion, allergic to aristocracies of power, he kept to the bohemia he knew, where art making was, ideally, part of a pattern of democratic sociability; a shared aspiration, not a competitive business.

Ford says its research shows that the Explorer still has a place in an increasingly crowded and competitive market, though the company has no aspirations of recapturing the model's past market share.

All Eastern European countries have a developed NCP structure in place to support domestic researchers in their aspirations to succeed in the competitive FP7 calls for proposals.