Sentence examples for a far more ambitious from inspiring English sources

Penrose's The Emperor's New Mind was a far more ambitious and demanding book than Hawking's.

The village's own Community Development Agency has a far more ambitious plan, estimated at $180 million.

This is, he realises, a far more ambitious aim than blocking spam or scanning books, useful as those are.

The question now is whether the nation can summon the will to push hard for a far more ambitious set of manned voyages.

On the O'Hare project, after resisting at first, Mr. Daley ultimately pushed a far more ambitious plan than Mr. Crown and others had proposed.

Dozens of countries are demanding that the long-standing goal of limiting global warming to 2C be discarded – and replaced with a far more ambitious target of 1.5C.

So in 2006 he and a team of eight studio assistants, including an engineer, began "Metropolis II," a far more ambitious version.

Mr Daley, however, had his own team at work, which in due course produced a far more ambitious scheme than anyone had dared hope for.

This is a far more ambitious pledge than Lyndon Johnson's declaration of war on poverty, in 1964, which most American politicians have since regarded as an overreach.

One of the first minister's closest advisers disclosed that Sturgeon would challenge the UK government with a far more ambitious set of powers detailed in the SNP's manifesto.

The Bush administration has shifted emphasis from a Clinton-era program to develop hybrid cars into a far more ambitious, long-term project to commercialize fuel cells.