Sentence examples for increasingly aspiring from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, services are increasingly aspiring to engage in multi-professional working, delivering integrated care through integrated teams.

Youth is the beautiful age that older people increasingly aspire to retain or recover.

Many South Koreans increasingly aspire to a place in the world that seems more in keeping with their position as citizens of its 12th largest economy.

And they say younger shoppers increasingly aspire to the idea of a hip, healthful lifestyle — cold-pressed juice and yoga class, documented and broadcast on Instagram — over a new Coach handbag or MaxMara dress.

Health and social care policy increasingly aspires to high-quality services in all settings.

Mounira Jamjoom, a research specialist at the Booz consulting firm in Riyadh, said: "The decision to integrate women in the political process is timely, and by providing policy stability, the government can unleash the region's considerable human promise — its increasingly educated and aspiring women".

With the traditional radio career ladder increasingly out of reach, aspiring DJs are showcasing their talents on community radio or the web.

During the 20th century, literary criticism aspired increasingly to be a science.

You can get European food in Istanbul, but increasingly local restaurants aspire to what I would call the New Turkish Cuisine: dishes that try to improvise on Turkish themes but within the formal discipline of a three-course meal.

Increasingly, it has aspired to be the kind of medical center that could do it all -- train doctors, be a leader in research, perform transplants and other high-tech surgeries and still heal the poor at its back door.

Sure, they want the babe and the Benz, but increasingly Millennial men are also aspiring to be great dads.