Sentence examples for achieving that ambition from inspiring English sources

He stands on the brink of achieving that ambition.

Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister and Lib Dem leader, said: "The overwhelming priority of the British people is jobs, growth and a strong economy and my view is that achieving that ambition is made all the more difficult if you have years and years of uncertainty because of an ill-defined and protracted renegotiation of Britain's status within the EU".

The Government aspires to weaning the economy off its dependence on London, and improving transport links between the great northern cities – so that business people in Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield can reach each other in 30 minutes – is crucial to achieving that ambition.

"We believe our technology is the best around for manufacturers of chargers or adapters for mobile phones, and for consumer networking technologies like modems and routers and WiFi access points," says Baillie. "So we have every hope of achieving that ambition".

However, finding talent with the right skills and experience we need to grow our businesses remains one of the biggest barriers to achieving that ambition.

Key to achieving that ambition is the help the elderly are given at home for activities such as washing and dressing and the quality of services they receive in care homes.

Instagram's move is undoubtedly an important step in helping it to achieve that ambition.

She has achieved that ambition; now, her dream is "to create an organic farm.

He achieved that ambition before becoming the controller of the station where Peel worked until his untimely death in 2004.

Reading between the lines in Mr Frankel's memoirs, their recollections of him are confirmed by the way he achieved that ambition.

David Millar had come to this year's Tour determined to win a road-race stage, and yesterday he achieved that ambition with a performance that combined confidence and calculation.