Sentence examples for a growing ambition from inspiring English sources

Two years after the Islamic State first used commercially purchased drones to conduct surveillance, the militants are showing a growing ambition to use the technology to kill enemies, U.S. officials and terrorism experts say.

Western military officials here have said the assassination attempt, coming after the coordinated attack on the Serena Hotel, indicates a growing ambition and sophistication on the part of those planning and carrying out such attacks.

Many technology executives, especially CIOs, have a growing ambition to join boards.

But now, we've got a growing ambition gap between individuals who take proactive steps to keep up with the fast rate of workplace change and those who hope they can make it to retirement with their current skill set.

The plans suggested a new growing ambition.

That's a nice step toward the company's growing ambition to become a more serious gaming platform.

The museum is a declaration of the brothers' growing ambition and influence in the city's art scene — a bold step for the family, which has shunned the limelight in recent years (Paul Marciano would not speak for this article), following an ugly fight with investors over control of Guess in the 1980s and prolonged public criticism of the company's labor practices in the 1990s.

It is also an example of the growing ambition of the Houston dining scene, and one of two places that lured me here to kick off this occasional series of reviews of restaurants outside New York City.

Now its U.S. future looks dimmer as some carriers pull back on deals amid supply shortage dealing a blow to ZTE's growing ambition there, he said.

Wren said: "This is a tremendous presenter lineup that sends out a clear signal about the programme's growing ambition.

The insurgents' military might, growing ambition and global reach have presented a grave crisis for the Iraqi government and brought the country to the brink of collapse.