Sentence examples for than aspirational from inspiring English sources

The whole scene is less than aspirational.

Unenforceable rights struggle to be more than aspirational ideas.

Transformed organizations felt more confident in their ability to manage data tasks than Aspirational organizations, which seldom felt their organizations.

Transformed organizations were three times more likely than Aspirational organizations to indicate they substantially outperform their industry peers.

A high consumption life is increasingly being seen as empty and wasteful rather than aspirational," Abigail Forsyth says.

Transformed organizations are less focused on cutting costs than Aspirational and Experienced organizations, possibly having already automated their operations through effective use of insights.

The column inches in celebration of the royal couple's first year are set to be wider than one of the Duchess's spindly little legs and more breathless than her aspirational mother, so here's a cut-out-and-weep guide on this, the eve of their paper wedding anniversary.

And nothing makes Kimball angrier than the aspirational pipe dreams marketed by the likes of Ina Garten and Bon Appétit.

Mainstreaming sustainability "Today, sustainability is often marketed as an add-on feature, rather than an aspirational brand ethos or promise," concludes Deignan.

But that is exactly why Dickson Wright was such a tonic on TV: a cook rather than a chef and all the better for it, her food was inspirational rather than merely aspirational.

– are far less attainable than the aspirational image of excellence men are presented with – he's a CEO! Which means we're not, on the whole, as stressed about failing to measure up.