Sentence examples for ambition generates from inspiring English sources

In doing so, perhaps it helps explain why the real world's parallel ambition generates so much disappointment.

Now they can pursue their ambitions, generate more income and give their families financial stability.

Speaking at the BCC's international trade conference in London, the director general said David Cameron's ambition to generate an annual £1tn in exports by 2020 was off course.

The rest of us just live in their world, trying to make sense of the spectacle of art, money and ambition they generate, taking pleasure and insight where we find it, which is as often in the city itself as in the array of artworks dished up for our momentary delectation.

The focus on policy change reflects the project's ambition to generate new theoretical and empirical insights into the way states and policies shape migration processes in their interaction with other migration determinants in origin and destination countries (de Haas 2011).

These ambitions often generate friction with its neighbours, especially Tajikistan.

The actions will have been covered live on television across the UK and beyond and did our ambitions to generate a family atmosphere no favours at all".

Still, it is a sign that the company's ambitions to generate revenues from businesses and other advertising around its app is indeed bearing fruit.

Players will begin at the edge of a shared galaxy and work inwards, sometimes in co-operation, sometimes in competition, in an environment that is – as a sign of the game's ludicrous ambition – entirely procedurally generated.

Mann's other ambition is to generate more interest in the club from people in the Kilmarnock area.

We know this is ambitious, but it is ambition that will generate the global momentum and focus that is critical to success.