Sentence examples for ambitious amounting from inspiring English sources

The programme is ambitious, amounting to what artistic director John McGrath calls a theatrical "mapping" of Wales.

"That's an ambitious amount of money to raise," Orihel says.

So you've shaved your legs you've spritzed an ambitious amount of perfume on your inner thighs and your eyebrows are so on fleek it hurts.

A 10-year renovation is sweeping through Firestone Library — one so ambitious, it amounts to a thorough interior redesign of the 430,000-square-foot landmark at the heart of Princeton's campus.

"We know we need to do much more to attract, retain and support the mental health workforce of the future - today is the first step to address this historic imbalance in workforce planning". Mr Hunt said the measures were "ambitious" and amounted to "one of the biggest expansions of mental health services in Europe".

Work had been pencilled in to start in mid-2020, but members of the cross-party restoration and renewal committee think this is too ambitious, given the amount of preparation work that will be needed.

While Revlon should still have enough money to keep running its business, its efforts to restructure and introduce new products may be a little too ambitious, given the amount of cash it has on its books, said George Chalhoub, a junk bond analyst at Merrill Lynch.

In an article published in The Tampa Tribune, editor Philip Booth praised the record as "an ambitious effort that amounts to a culmination and blossoming of the musical forces that have been brewing in the band's sound since Kiedis and Flea birthed the band in 1983".

There have been suggestions that women are systematically less ambitious in the amounts of funding requested in their grant applications when compared with men who are equivalently ranked academically, and that relatively simple mentoring programmes could at least partially overcome this anomaly.

The marketing leadership at GE had set an ambitious agenda, but no amount of ambition can make up for a dearth of talent.

Alas, Mr. Bouley appears to have fallen into the same trap as many other top chefs, what might be called the Vegas Effect: promised undoubtedly good money and ostensibly splendid design, he created an ambitious restaurant in what amounts to a foreign land, and is spending whatever time he feels necessary to train the staff.