Sentence examples for ambition to position from inspiring English sources

Over the past few years, Mr. Fini has moved from the far right toward more moderate political conservatism in his ambition to position himself as the most viable alternative to Mr. Berlusconi in the party leadership.

And LinkedIn's ambition to position itself as the repository for people's "professional graph" has led it into other areas, too.

While Stripe has built its business mainly around its payment services, it has also been developing a number of other features to fill out a larger ambition to position itself as a financial services platform.

Stripe, the company that competes against the likes of PayPal by letting businesses add payment services into their apps and websites with a few lines of code, is today launching a new directory that plays into its bigger ambition to position itself as not just a payment tech startup, but a wider platform for business services.

The phone is being made by Foxconn and that in itself is an interesting development and shows how the manufacturing giant — partner to Apple for the iPhone and iPad among many others — also has ambitions to position itself as a mobile brand in its own right.

In a 1972 FORBES story entitled "Humble Success" Thomas Mathers described his firm's philosophy this way: "We've never had any ambition to a big position in the industry.

In this way, thésards contribute to the Faculty of Pharmacy's ambition to reinforce the position of the university lab as the central node of a tighter food security system.

As GuocoLeisure, part of his sprawling Guoco empire, approaches the end of a controversial takeover of a controlling interest in Rank Group, Quek has finally secured his long-held ambition to win a powerful position on the other side of the UK's roulette tables.

The Master does not have the ambition to be in a position of a transcendent creator, he only hopes to capture the rhythm of immanent transformations, he does not wish to emulate God and the genesis, he has retracted his ego from the world to better follow preexisting patterns of change and express Heaven's and Earth's music.

Writing for the Journal of Arabian Studies, Justin Gengler argues that the reason behind the involvement of the Khalids was probably their father's ambition to hold a senior position if they succeeded in stopping reforms and placing Abdulla bin Isa as ruler.

Public sphere fair equality of opportunity (FEO) obtains if and only if any two individuals with the same native talent potential for becoming qualified for any type of public sphere position and the same ambition to become qualified have identical prospects of success in the competition for such positions.