Sentence examples for desire ahead from inspiring English sources

Begovic underlined their desire ahead of Friday's encounter by saying: "It's a very important game for us.

For example, we may depend on them because we have personal insecurities and so depend on others to keep us happy, or we depend on someone to pick up some groceries on their way home, yet feel unhappy when they put a desire ahead of a more sensible need.

"The defendant has shown he is untrustworthy and a self-interested character and is willing to put his own desires ahead of others," José Fanjul, an assistant district attorney, said in court.

Success comes from our anticipation of readers' needs and desires – ahead of our competitors – so that our products are innovative and continue to offer our readers an outstanding service, in line with our core values.

The company has long shown a knack for tweaking consumer desires ahead of its competition (well before gay characters became a staple of American television, for example, a 1994 Ikea ad featured two gay men shopping for furniture), and a decision was made to exploit this new development.

One year on and the British government still stands accused of putting its political and commercial desires ahead of its duty to its citizens.

The more we place our own needs, our own desires ahead of our common needs, the more society will be oppressed by selfishness, the more each of us will live in debilitating fear, rather than empowering hope.

Their drawing desires are ahead of their bodily knacks.

One example on how these properties can be implemented within ThinkHome is outlined in Section 6, where the smart home tries to learn from the users by just observing them in order to be able to predict their desires, act ahead autonomously, and finally also assess their level of satisfaction.

The hasty arrangements for Dr. Albright's trip -- made in less than 10 days for a visit that would normally take months to choreograph -- were another signal of the Clinton administration's desire to push ahead with improving relations before Mr. Clinton leaves office.

But Judge Hughes made clear his desire to push ahead.