Sentence examples for ambition of some from inspiring English sources
The introduction of tractors and other mechanized farming equipment fed the ambition of some African farmers.
The dizzying breadth of ambition of some of the films you dreamed up is truly startling.
Prospect has all the ambition of some of the city's best restaurants; the only thing lacking is pretense.
The dream of capturing the world in all its visual complexity seemed the immodest ambition of some particularly alluring pages.
I have never been a proponent of ringfencing because I know the ambition of some of the clubs outside the Premiership.
If hormone-replacement therapy for andropause becomes as common as such therapies have been for menopause — and this seems to be the ambition of some drug companies — the consequences, both medical and financial, could be dramatic.
Was it caused by the overweening ambitions of some of the men in power at the time?
"The ambitions of some Americans are limited by failing schools and hidden prejudice and the circumstances of their birth.
Perhaps this reflects on the stylistic ambitions of some Australian winemakers, who value power over any semblance of finesse.
But the results — fair or not, considering only a few thousand people will take part in Ames — are likely to accelerate or extinguish the ambitions of some candidates.
On climate legislation, Brown has collaborated with moderate Republicans, even when that has meant sacrificing the most far-reaching ambitions of some environmental groups.
