They hate hiring. They only hire employees when they have problems to solve. Employers don't want to spend a lot of time hiring, just as you wouldn't want to spend more time in a dentist's chair than you had to. Most resumes don't. Avoid coming across as someone who uses employers as a springboard to better jobs.
Employers have their own problems.
Most could care less about your career aspirations or desire to make more money. The wording doesn't matter. What matters is your focus on helping the employer meet his goals. While what you've done at each job is important, what you accomplished and how you made yourself valuable to past employers is even more significant. Review your daily duties.