Sentence examples for all the ambitious from inspiring English sources

What happens to all the ambitious capital campaigns under way?

In his new -- and, he playfully suggests, possibly his last -- novel, John Barth seems to be returning the favor of acknowledgment to all the ambitious young writers who've followed in his experimental wake.

David Botstein, chair of genetics at Stanford, gives a mixed review: He likes the concept, but not all the ambitious details of the E-biomed proposal.

This glimmer of hope was all the ambitious novice needed to pursue acting further.

Personal psychology: Put one kid in a class with seven other students and he will be inspired to competitive excellence by all the ambitious energy in the room.

If they believe you're doing that you'll get a second mandate and maybe a second chance to accomplish all the ambitious things you set out to do.

The exponential and continuing progress in the development of techniques in the last years, and the optimism in handling complexity [ 137] make me optimistic that some, but not all, of the ambitious goals of systems biology and proteomics may be attained.

This is good news for our punishingly overburdened volunteer army, which needs all the smart, ambitious strivers it can get.

Among all, the most ambitious is probably the artificial pancreas (AP), a system for delivering insulin steered by a closed-loop control algorithm in which the uncertainty and accuracy of the CGM sensor play a crucial role because the CGM measurements feed the control algorithm (11).

Over all, the once-ambitious goal of a major expansion has shrunk to a plan for renovation.

And, by the looks of things, perhaps even Washington DC, too – you know, the place with the White House and all the hyper-ambitious political spods who really aren't going to make the most of it.