Sentence examples for ambitious capacity from inspiring English sources

China continues to work towards ambitious capacity targets for 439GW of renewables by 2015 and 900GW by 2020.

The future belongs to creators and organizations who will succeed in overcoming the interminable dispute between audacity, artistic relevance, business creativity and a truly ambitious capacity for production.

Plans for the future are yet more ambitious: treehouses (capacity will grow to 800), family weeks, an eco research centre with Eden Labs, marine conservation projects, banquets – and opening will be extended, from June to October.

Al-Dabbagh has been lauded by government and private sector leaders for his visionary and highly ambitious leadership capacity, which has recently earned him Man of Year by Arabian Business Magazine, Global Leader of Tomorrow by the Executive Board of the World Economic Forum and the Editorial Board of Worldlink Magazine, the Leadership Award of the 12th Arab Economic Forum.

The Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience was a pioneer in this context, and while the project was probably too ambitious for the capacity of the tools and for the size of the team, the trend for data "on demand" has remained with several high ranked journals.

A new era which aims to be ambitious in its capacity for initiative and in its foresight with respect to the great challenges of our time.

"Any numbers coming from the government are ambitious projections of potential capacity," says Hossam Abougabal, an analyst with the Middle Eastern financial outlet MEED.

"It fits within his thesis of doing things that are incredibly ambitious and have the capacity to change the world," said Justin Rosenstein, an Asana co-founder.

Hindsight suggests the beguilingly ambitious slogan, despite its capacity to mobilise, did little to deepen understanding of how complex a problem it was tackling.

If true, this would indicate that Isis has continuing capacity for ambitious terrorist operations in Europe despite the pressure the group is under.

Not only do they regard this as a blow to national pride; foreign crews also cost more.Their weak profitability, coupled with ambitious plans to expand capacity, leaves the mainland carriers exposed to even a temporary slowdown in traffic growth.