Sentence examples for ambition accordingly from inspiring English sources

Ash Sharma, the Special Adviser for Climate Change to the Nordic Environment Finance Corporation recently wrote that "it is likely that such positions may evolve over the coming years," particularly when the UNFCCC takes stock of global progress in 2018, at which point countries will be expected to ramp up their ambition accordingly.

They've vastly improved the viticulture and the winemaking, and have raised their ambitions accordingly.

After spending much of January informing the French media that interested clubs should contact his agent, Carver's best midfielder discovered no one was willing to match the £20m asking price and revised his ambitions accordingly.

Ambitions are accordingly modest.

For years, Denmark had seen itself as an inconsequential backwater, and ambition had dwindled accordingly.

Now, nearly half of Texas A&M's students are women, whose varsity sporting ambitions have risen accordingly.

In the Netherlands when guest worker migrants abandoned their return plan to their country of origin and started to become aware of the relevance of educational credentials for achieving upward social mobility, they adjusted their ambitions for their children accordingly.

57 This strategic plan recognized the diversity of malaria risks across the Republic and tailored priority interventions accordingly including specific elimination ambitions in targeted areas (Khartoum and Gezira).

Accordingly, restoration of barrier function is an important therapeutic ambition for the treatment and prevention of inflammation-mediated pathologies (Fries et al., 2013).

Managers uniformly interpret this tendency as a lack of ambition, but Cox says that most women assume a manager will notice when they perform well and promote them accordingly.

Accordingly, Les Muffatti's interpretations "constantly strive for mastery of the theatrical quality so characteristic of Baroque art forms, an ambition which goes far beyond delivering a mere accurate rendition of a score".