Sentence examples for ambition to save from inspiring English sources

In any event, Lenovo probably does not have the resources and ambition to save BlackBerry.

Dalston's Hipster Christians definitely have wider ambitions to save us all wherever we are.

My life's ambition is to save the world.

Related: I'm a fundraiser turned chief executive - boards must take risks on people like me My life's ambition is to save the world.

In 1862 Lincoln said in a letter to Greeley that his ambition was to save the Union, which he would do "without freeing any slave" or "by freeing all the slaves" or "by freeing some and letting others alone".

The ambition is to save the UK economy over £17bn a year through the reduction of food wasted by households, businesses and the public sector, preventing 27m tonnes of greenhouse gases a year from entering into the atmosphere.

His big ambition is to save enough to get a colour television to replace his Russian black-and-white model, but much-needed repairs to his house have for now stopped him saving.In another town, there is a house in much worse condition than Benito's: its walls are part wood, part corrugated iron, part cardboard and part thin air.

"Our ambition is to save the lives of 19,000 women in the next five years by helping them get access to cervical cancer screenings," says team leader Theo Tam M.E.M. '07.

Their ambitions were grandiose – to "save" America as they saw it, at every level, by turning the clock back to the Gilded Age before the advent of the Progressive Era.

Have you still any ambition to write?

And to realize that ambition, Mr. Barak needs to save the pact of trust, as was clearly demonstrated in a recent poll.