Sentence examples for some aspiration from inspiring English sources

There is no big city in Asia that does not have at least some aspiration to become a financial hub.

Despite that some Aspiration customers may never pay a penny for their account, Radius can afford to rebate any out-of-network those customers incur because Radius loans the money in those checking accounts to customers wanting high-interest products like mortgages and other loans — same as any bank.

And it may indeed keep some aspirations alive.

But now Spain or the Netherlands will take a seat at the table set for eight, holding a place for all the other nations with some talent, some money, some aspirations.

At least it had one; "American Sniper" and "The Gambler," two year-end releases with some aspirations to be awards contenders, were shut out.

"Some artistic aspiration usually accompanies your kind of talent," Joplin intones solemnly to Berlin.

But we also need to break down the social barriers, often most obvious at work, which limit some families' aspiration by convincing them that they are destined never to be more than hewers of wood and drawers of water.

This is not merely about some metaphorical aspiration to influence - Qatar has moved with determination to build a kind of power which will be felt first through the Middle East and then in the wider world.

Low transaction and communication costs, driven by advances in computer and telecommunication technologies, have made the global market, once a metaphor (and at least for some, an aspiration), truly global.

Unless we find some focal aspiration that pushes us further, that helps us see ourselves as a species that we should be cooperating with, we're going to be in trouble".

Upgrading to a high-performance exhaust system can increase your horsepower by a measure of 5-10 on some natural aspiration vehicles, while vehicles with an additional supercharger can pick up much more.