Sentence examples for a tad ambitious from inspiring English sources

North's jump to three no-trump was a tad ambitious, but it pays to bid vulnerable games, and it gave the defenders no extra information.

Jeff Bridges was a bit old for kids to identify with; the world was not yet as enthralled with computer culture as it was to become; and perhaps its conspiracy-theory plot was a tad ambitious.

Even as the Qatari government was packing up the media tents outside the Sheraton hotel in Doha, a few realists were admitting that three years to conclude the most wide-ranging negotiations in the 50-year history of multilateral trade was a tad ambitious.

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It's not that far-fetched, though some consider Agere's view a tad ambitious.

But bear in mind there's no functioning prototype yet so that sounds a tad ambitious.

But a number of publishers have decided that those aspirations might be a tad too ambitious.

My list is a tad bit ambitious, but I chose the schools because I honestly like them and I believe I am a good fit.

The American model might be a tad too ambitious, at least until Brown has won an election in his own right, but the party political system in this country is in urgent need of a shake-up.

(For example, hedge funds automatically filtering out bad data in the form of a negative value for trading volume, which can't be negative). On the other hand, encoding human language into a structured dataset is something that is just a tad too ambitious for a straightforward set of rules.

Could newer, slightly more ambitious Little Sister in downtown Los Angeles be a tad buzzier?