Sentence examples for ambition of changing from inspiring English sources

With the ambition of changing the way people shop, Jenny invented Snap Fashion's visual search algorithms while studying for her masters in computer science at Bristol University.

Benita laughed and asked: "So, do you think my ambition of changing the whole of politics is a bit much?" T's latest magazine explores some of the most unique travel destinations around the world.

Po.et is an open source, not-for-profit publishing network built on the blockchain with the broad ambition of changing how we distribute, license and monetize content on the internet.

While the US approach has been successful in raising the financial costs for Tehran of its nuclear ambitions, the regime shows no signs yet of changing course.

What we are left with, in "Plenty of Time," is little more than a parade of changing hairstyles, fashions, bedspreads and career ambitions, evolving along with the characters' attitudes.

As the Mayor has raised his national profile, and as his ambitions for his own job have grown nearly to the point of abstraction, with talk of changing the world and creating an idealized model of the democratic process, the ambition of the newsmen and women covering City Hall has remained basically the same: to drag Bloomberg back down into the municipal muck.

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Deliveroo has been working on ways of changing up the model by developing satellite kitchens to prepare some of the food closer to where it would be distributed, and last year it acquired Maple to help with that ambition.

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But they left that sense of verve and ambition in the changing rooms at half-time, reverting to a power game that ultimately squeezed the life out of the Scots.

With both of our ambitions set on changing the face of radio, Shan and I decided to link up with [UK radio production company] The Boy In The Corner to create a global radio show that helped to bridge the gap between the UK and US scenes".