Sentence examples for * the ambitiousness from inspiring English sources

But, he said, when he examined weight-loss studies he found no consistent association between the ambitiousness of the goal and how much weight was lost and how long it had stayed off.

"To some extent the ambitiousness of the administration is being overstated," Robert Kagan, author of "Of Paradise and Power" (Knopf, 2003), said about the deep divisions between the United States and Europe.

The existence and the ambitiousness of what was referred to in this space, two weeks before the Post and Guardian stories, as the N.S.A.'s "data collection and analysis on a global scale" have been known in broad outline for a long time.

That includes discussing financing for developing countries to help with climate adaptation and emissions reductions, laying down guidelines for determining how much countries will need to increase the ambitiousness of emissions reductions in future years, and setting up mechanisms to monitor and verify whether nations are living up to their pledges.

Otherwise, the ambitiousness of the whole enterprise becomes overwhelming, and people lose hope.

I was struck by the ambitiousness of its structure and how it asked us to make very interesting connections between stories which, at first glance, might seem to not have much to do with each other".

Put them together, he suggests, and we may actually discover something about the relentless ambitiousness and hunger for perfection he believes to be essential elements of the American character.

The tension falls between the extreme ambitiousness of the goals and the caution required to achieve them — a sense of prudence born in no small part of the failure of George W. Bush's transformative schemes.

The ambitiousness of Warren's plans, however, means many of those ideas could face long odds against enactment.

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