Sentence examples for ambitious courses from inspiring English sources

More students are taking ambitious courses.

UNICE, the software alliance and the International Chamber of Commerce all urge the commission to pursue two less ambitious courses of action being pushed by the European Patent Office.

But Obama might consider an even more ambitious course.

James F. Adamouski, 29, who was also on the Black Hawk, set an independent, ambitious course for himself.

And it is unclear, Mr. Barnes writes, whether it would even be interested in a less ambitious course.

New Jersey has set in motion an ambitious course of reform in partnership with the Justice Department that we will see through to conclusion.

While it had a nice run in 2011 – its films "The Help" and "War Horse" are up for a total of 10 nominations – the financing talks will determine whether DreamWorks will be able to maintain its ambitious course.

The outcome will determine whether DreamWorks, which distributes its films under a long-term deal with Walt Disney Studios but has also worked with other partners, will be able to maintain its ambitious course.

But Mr. Danner acknowledged that full repeal was a long shot, and he seemed to have settled on a less ambitious course of stripping the law of what the N.F.I.B views as its most odious elements.

To address such an ambitious course and schedule, the event's new organizers -- the British concern Clipper Ventures, which acquired the race earlier this year -- have put a high premium on the speed potential of the competing boats.

Mr. Romney's embrace of the House passed budget plan, which sets an ambitious course to cut the size of government and lower personal and corporate income tax rates has put the presumptive nominee in sync with House Republicans on the issues they believe will shape the election - deficits, taxes and federal spending.