Sentence examples for ambition to challenge from inspiring English sources

Robben cheerfully dismisses any Dutch ambition to challenge the aesthetic superiority of Spain.

The chancellor's ambition to challenge Silicon Valley follows the Tech City initiative launched by the coalition in 2010.

Fried's book, whatever criticisms one can make of it, engages photographs in ways that acknowledge their ambition to challenge the ways we think and feel.

The future threat Marshall has in mind is China, a country with the size, infrastructure and ambition to challenge America in 10 or 20 years.

Hull offered further evidence of their ambition to challenge Super League's Big Four yesterday by announcing the signing of Toa Kohe-Love, Warrington's gifted, if indisciplined, Maori centre who was also wanted by Bradford and St Helens, on a two-year contract.

Everton Ladies forward Toni Duggan says her side still have the ambition to challenge the top sides in the Women's Super League this season.

Mr. Wulff, 52, who was Germany's youngest president, once had ambitions to challenge Chancellor Angela Merkel (who herself was raised in East Germany).

Fast has expanded its Uniqlo chain aggressively overseas in markets like Britain and continental Asia, and it has ambitions to challenge Gap Inc.

Her emergence as a strong presence in the cabinet has fuelled rumours that she harbours ambitions to challenge Cameron as Tory leader.

A central pillar of International Women's Day is a campaign asking people to "pledge for parity" – to help women and girls achieve their ambitions, to challenge conscious and unconscious bias and to further gender parity resources.

While the Clearwire maneuver is not directly connected to that deal, it is a signal of intent from the American cellphone company, whose recent ambitions to challenge the market leaders Verizon Wireless and AT&T have been limited by a debt-laden balance sheet.