Sentence examples for plausible aspirations from inspiring English sources

But Lieberman is the first crossover coach with plausible aspirations to being taken seriously at the highest level.

It is important to prevent nausea and vomiting because of the risk of gastric content aspiration [ 67], especially in those patients with MMF, because pulmonary aspiration is plausible.

The expansive notion of cancellation is often more hopeful than it is plausible; as a democratic aspiration, it's an exertion of agency and control, a reclamation of power.

If these associations indeed represent causal relations rather than unmeasured confounding, there are several putative but plausible mechanisms, including the prevention of complications such as aspiration pneumonia or acute kidney injury, and possible effects on cerebral perfusion and metabolism.

Thus, this paper aims at showing how the development of 'exploratory landscape scenarios' can be a useful tool, firstly to find plausible landscape futures, and secondly to trigger discussions with the public regarding their aspirations for their landscape.

Its sometimes distracting and oppressive aspirations aside, "Low Winter Sun" does nevertheless strike me as promising, solid at its core, powered by plausible cross-purposes.

Those findings are likely to substantiate the immigrant optimism hypothesis (Kao & Tienda 1995) which stresses how parental aspirations are reported on children in the context of the receiving country, where better opportunities make those aspirations more plausible.

Raise aspirations.