Sentence examples for ambition of progressing from inspiring English sources

And, if the club are to have any realistic ambition of progressing further, Neale realises the need for far greater investment.

In regions which seem to show less discrimination against women academics with ambitions to progress, a range of factors come into play.

And then there are mistakes of ambition -- of progress, of growth, and ultimately, of love for the adventure.

"Securing the services of Casey for a further two years shows the ambition of this club to progress and ultimately win silverware, in the not too distant future".

The solitude of these once-thriving canal towns and their industrial ruins is like a living memory of American ambition — of the desire for progress and all that it promised.

In time, those common threads came to imbue Obama's Presidential campaign with a kind of historical momentum, remaking it as something more vast than one man's political ambitions: an index of progress itself.

"He talks about the fragile, the things that get trampled on by ambition, the progress of modernity and ideas about how we should live and behave," says McDougall.

The Specials Singles (1991) To glimpse the musical ambition of Jerry Dammers, look at the progress he made in just two years: from the ska of Gangsters, through the ersatz lounge of International Jet Set to arguably the greatest British No 1, 1981's terrifying, glowering Ghost Town.

But we must curb our ambition about the pace of progress.

Murtagh told the club website:  "The club's ambition of wanting to push on and progress in the Football League was a big factor in me signing here".

Their arrival is another step in Ireland's long, patient progress toward its declared ambition of becoming the 11th member of cricket's elite — the group of nations permitted to play five-day test matches.