Sentence examples for ambitions about from inspiring English sources

Gulliver often criticises the company for unrealistic ambitions about the future of high-speed rail in America.

Nicholson said the "financial hole" in the NHS meant the next government would have to suspend its ambitions about extra services and investment to deal with operational problems.

"This could transform our range of expectations and ambitions about how humans control our world," said Andrew Greenfield, a geneticist and chair of the Nuffield Council's working group.

We should abandon vapid ambitions about global governance - from development assistance to the World Bank, arms control treaties, international criminal courts and the Kyoto protocol.

After working for 18 months as a lowly government lawyer, Sorensen was taken on in January 1953 by the newly-elected junior Senator from Massachusetts, who even then was harbouring ambitions about a White House run.

Texas senators, who would elect one of their own to replace him for the remainder of his term, would have to bury their plans and ambitions about presiding over the next session.

There's an ambition about them that is contagious.

He would like to win Wimbledon, but has no searing ambition about this.

But we must curb our ambition about the pace of progress.

The second is about ambition – about what kind of country we want to be.

"There's a total lack of ambition about surroundings, a lack of ideas or design.