Sentence examples for lesser aspirations from inspiring English sources
As they retreated upstage along a diagonal, the light on them became smaller, hemming them in, and their speech became less precise, deteriorating into monosyllables, then grunts and lesser aspirations, until they arrived in the corner.
Other end-of-life writing is hortatory: memoirs with lesser literary aspirations but greater motivational ones, such as "The Last Lecture," by Randy Pausch, a computer-science professor; the book, a parting address about achieving childhood dreams, was a best-seller.
It carries high efficiency, involves less drug doses, minimal neonatal depression, awake mother and lesser incidences of aspiration pneumonitis.
But lesser struggles trumped higher aspirations.
Specifically, the presence of ≥1 hematologist or oncologist was associated with increased enrollment, whereas bone aspiration capability and to a lesser extent research ability were associated with lower enrollment rates.
He added: "We are being asked to endorse therefore a costly approach to a massive housing problem for the benefit of only one section of the population, to a greater or lesser degree, at the expense of people whose own needs and aspirations will continue to be unmet.
This results in a geographical graduation of citizenship, where the bulk of the population is relegated to lesser options on the edges on the island, unable to fulfil their aspirations for global living.
Anything else is lesser".
