Sentence examples for ambitious competition from inspiring English sources

The Commercial Orbital Transportation Systems program could serve as a precedent for a more ambitious competition.

Two exceptions, which happen also to be two of the most ambitious competition entries, take opposite approaches to genre (though both feature memorable use of bear traps).

The films offer standard, family friendly comfort, without any of the luxe amenities — gorgeous animation, attention to detail, deeper themes — of its more ambitious competition.

The prize's immodest goal is to stop aging, but it's starting out with two less ambitious competitions that could represent steps toward that objective.

But what's more interesting, and perhaps far more ambitious than competition with Adobe, is that InVision wants Studio to have its own app store and asset store, so developers and designers can build products and offer designs within the tool itself.

The Quest This ambitious new competition series evokes a medieval world via a land called Everealm.

NBC kicked off their newest and one of their most ambitious reality competition projects with a super-sized installment of "Fashion Star" (Tue., 9 30 p.m. ET on NBC).

The design for that bridge by architects HNTB and Michael Maltzan, which prevailed in an unusually ambitious city competition last year, includes significant new open park space along the river.

Ambitious people feel competition.

That seems ambitious given the competition for resources at ESA.

Biles, who performs a Yurchenko with two and a half twists, known as an Amanar, has landed the triple in practice, but her scores have consistently been high enough that the risk of falling hasn't been worth trying the more ambitious move in competition.