"enduring aspirations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means long-lasting or persistent hopes and goals. You can use it when discussing someone's long-term goals or dreams, or in a reflective or poetic context. Example: Despite facing numerous obstacles and setbacks, her enduring aspirations of becoming a successful entrepreneur kept her motivated and determined.
What Shapps says reflects a depressing mood pervading the country: the realisation that for millions of young people, caught between sky-high house prices and tough mortgage restrictions, an enduring aspiration to own a home is increasingly unachievable.
We tend not to focus on the enduring aspiration for peace and security that the UN represents.
The sour mood is informed instead by the contrast between rising aspirations and enduring hardships; by a growing sense of alienation from the state; and by the unease of anticipation as the end of an era inevitably looms ever closer.It is not surprising that Egyptians should feel rather like driftwood on the Nile, accelerating towards one of the great river's cataracts.
There's no one in the world of motion pictures who doesn't regularly allude to and defer to the Golden Age of Hollywood in describing that prior time of undying films, adulated and enduring stardoms and higher aspirations.
There is a huge and enduring gap between the moral aspirations of many people for a fairer, more inclusive world, and our collective ability (notwithstanding the spread of democracy) to bring it about.
Moreover, no one on the left should shrug off the importance of issues bundled up in that awful word "aspiration", and an enduring Labour problem with the shires and suburbs that has bugged the British left since the 1920s.
Chang writes, "The disconnection between the rising diversity of housing needs and the monotony of housing production speaks to the tenacity of the postwar American dream — the enduring allure of the detached house with front lawn and backyard patio — as well as to the profitability of catering to these aspirations".
The former first lady, Barbara Bush, hit the trail, pressing her outsized and enduring popularity into the service of Gov. George W. Bush's aspirations.
But is Avenues merely an aggregation of current-day aspirations or a school that can develop a rich and enduring culture?
