Sentence examples for ambition to replace from inspiring English sources

They use ambition to replace grief.

Mr Erdogan has made no secret of his ambition to replace the incumbent, Abdullah Gul.

Even within the B.J.P. several leaders have been harboring the ambition to replace Mr. Modi as the party's prime ministerial candidate.

Dennis Bergkamp has said that he wants to coach Arsenal, though he has no ambition to replace Arsène Wenger as manager.

The only good thing to come from soaring oil prices is that they have spurred innovator/investors, successful in other fields, to move into clean energy with a mad-as-hell, can-do ambition to replace oil with renewable power.

That makes him both a crucial ally and also a potential threat to Mr Chávez.For that reason, he may not be allowed to take over from Mr Jaua as vice-president, nor to fulfil a longstanding ambition to replace Rafael Ramírez, who is both energy minister and boss of the state oil monopoly, Petróleos de Venezuela, with a nominee of his own.

Under his leadership, BT was regarded as an important coalition ally, helping meet government ambitions to replace antiquated copper telephone lines with fibre-optic cables and ensuring more rural homes joined the internet grid.

Although an impressive feat, the project has no ambitions to replace Formula 1 or Indy car drivers any time soon.

In his memoirs, being serialised in the Daily Mail, Mr McBride confesses to leaking details about the personal lives of Labour ministers seen as a threat to Gordon Brown's ambitions to replace Tony Blair as prime minister.

Mr McBride has admitted leaking details about the personal lives of Labour ministers seen as a threat to Gordon Brown's ambitions to replace Tony Blair as prime minister after the 2005 election.

Former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, a leading advocate for Brexit with ambitions to replace May, has slammed the draft deal, saying the backstop arrangement was "utterly unacceptable to anyone who believes in democracy".