Sentence examples for increasingly aspirational from inspiring English sources

Indeed, for the intensely middle class Inner North West segment and the increasingly aspirational segment just south of the river this is an accurate reflection.

But the increasingly aspirational rural youth crave the lifestyle of their urban counterparts – and if they are not given the opportunity to get there quickly, they will have the incentive to rebel.

Modi's banknote change has so far proven popular among increasingly aspirational voters who are tired of corruption, although views among the broader population and economists are divided over the efficacy and fairness of the move.

As a result, what was once a foreign marketers' fantasyland is now the world's fiercest battleground for brands.Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm, calls the Chinese "increasingly aspirational and conspicuous consumers" who routinely trade up to fancier labels even on staples.

"We have to be as committed to the poorest people on the planet as much as to the increasingly wealthy, aspirational middle class.

The short-term "Ritalin works" argument has prevailed, initially in the USA, then across Europe, now increasingly among the aspirational middle classes of China and India.

Many politicians and bureaucrats appear to lack communication skills to engage with a young, increasingly empowered and aspirational citizenry, who are demanding more from their rulers.

Around 100m voters cast a ballot for the first time and some pollsters estimate that up to 90% of 18 to 25 year olds, increasingly urbanised, aware and aspirational across the country, voted for Modi.

It has found very different attitudes in the north and the south of the country but says even in inland cities, consumers are increasingly looking to buy aspirational foreign brands.

Once the party of the young, upwardly mobile and aspirational, it is increasingly associated with the not-so-young on their way down, says Lindsay Patterson of Edinburgh University.

The aspirational masses are increasingly following the trends of the rich and elite, and this has led to a democratization of premium consumption trends.