The phrase "ambition power" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the power derived from ambition, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Her ambition power drove her to achieve her goals, pushing her beyond her limits."
Alternatives: "driving ambition" or "power of ambition".
The object of ambition, power, generally presents itself nowadays in the form of money alone.
Part of the answer lies in his personality: his unbending ambition, power of concentration, moral certainty and sheer political grip.
"When I sit there looking at Andrew on the stand, I do not see a young man corrupted by ambition, power and greed," he wrote in an e-mail.
What I intuited then, and understand now, is Jackson's peculiar convergence of the street with the boardroom, of grassroots styles with ambition, power, and the practical smarts to realize them.
Moving the audience and actors through the multi-storied galleries, vast courtyard and dark stairwells of the Civil War-era fort, Roy explored Macbeth's themes of ambition, power, and violence via the resonant spaces of the building and the foggy atmospherics of the site.
If the great bard had imagined a yellow-brick road, Balls, the embodiment of blind ambition powered by exhaustion, would bounce into every rut of frustration until crashing into the Wicked Witch of the West and being evaporated with a touch of her magic wand. .
Now not only do we have the ambitions, power, and mission necessary to change the world but we also have a social good platform to help navigate the world.
If he had an ambition for power, it was for Labour Party power: he has fought a long, losing battle on the National Executive Committee against the drift to the right.
The chancellor has the ambition, the power and the time – 10, perhaps 15 years in office – to do exactly that.
He is a president without ambition, a power base or an electorate.
In the generation after his death, Catalan ambition and power were steadily curtailed in southern France.
