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aspiration

[as-puh-rey-shuhn] / ˌæs pəˈreɪ ʃən /


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Education, the defining aspiration of the Indian middle class, has stopped delivering on its promise.

From BBC

Speaking to the BBC, Kebede said "we all support" a desire for more inclusion, but "there is just not the adequate funding or staffing levels to meet that aspiration".

From BBC

His night ended in defeat but he'll have the comfort of knowing he has done his World Cup aspirations no harm at all, as Clarke put it.

From BBC

Because people buy such offerings specifically to help them achieve their aspirations — whether that’s improving well-being, increasing prosperity or developing knowledge.

From MarketWatch

Tuesday, OpenAI announced it was abandoning its video-production aspirations, giving Disney a graceful exit until the next model storms the castle.

From Salon