Sentence examples for about too ambitious from inspiring English sources

We will not have to worry about too ambitious a schedule for biofuels production.

"He was too ambitious about his life and his studies.

But some people are already accusing it of excessive secrecy and being too ambitious about the changes it proposes.

The PAC report also says the department was too ambitious about what could be achieved on the Thameslink, Southern and Great Northern franchise – operated by the Govia joint venture between Go-Ahead and Keolis – overlooking the state of the railway infrastructure and failing to engage with unions.

The ideal trip length is 10 days two weeks, she says, and don't be too ambitious about what you plan for each day.

Meituan-Dianping is reportedly aiming for a $55 billion valuation in its upcoming initial public offering in Hong Kong, but the company's net losses and increasing competition from Alibaba are already raising questions about whether that is too ambitious, despite the company's market leadership in China.

When we decided to open the Morbid Anatomy Museum, we wanted our first exhibition to be about Walter Potter, but it proved too ambitious and expensive," says Ebenstein.

"People always talk about carbon leakage if we see too ambitious climate targets.

"Our difficulties came about for two reasons; we were too ambitious, and we were unprepared for the backlash coming our way from the vested interests, both domestic and international, who wanted to kill the tax off.

Best Sunshine's president and CEO Mark Brown opened the US$2.7 billion Venetian as Sands' president in Macau in 2007, so he knows all about outsized projects that seem way too ambitious for unproven markets.

Perhaps the worst that can be said about "& Sons" is that it's too ambitious by half.