Sentence examples for ambition increased from inspiring English sources

Despite signs of aesthetic ambition, increased professionalization and expanded educational goals, this quirky, astonishing institution is not jettisoning its distinctive oddities.

"What's really important is that the aspirations of the people of Wales are satisfied and I can well see that aspiration and ambition increasing for Wales, and we're a government who wants to see that met".

Stephen Crabb told BBC Wales: "What's really important is that the aspirations of the people of Wales are satisfied and I can well see that aspiration and ambition increasing for Wales, and we're a government who wants to see that aspiration met.

Constantine IX allowed them to settle south of the river, where their numbers and their ambitions increased.

Saudi Arabia passed India to become the world's biggest arms importer last year as concerns about Iran's ambitions increase tensions in the Middle East.

If, for instance, ambitions increase the probability to find a native partner but also increase the likelihood to be the main bread-winner in the family, the OLS will underestimate the effect of intermarriage on the probability to specialize if no adequate measure for ambitions is available.

No intelligent woman wants to knock ambition and increased opportunities.

But these organisations are increasingly expensive to run, and Brenna Hobson, general manager of Sydney's Belvoir St Theatre, argues artistic ambition has increased too.

As Brouwer put it, "results and developments from the ongoing EC project have stimulated our ambition and increased our confidence that it is possible to assess and exploit nature's vast hidden potential to develop sustainable applications in bio-based economy" (Idem, 1).

However, while a cap also limits incentives to increase ambitions for increased removals, a discount factor supports a maintained incentive but increases the costs (ambitions or efforts required) from the beginning.

The key challenges revolve around the need to balance water availability with the need to feed a growing population under a changing climate and its ambitions for increased economic development.