Sentence examples for ambitious debates from inspiring English sources

Such ambitious debates on society and human nature ran parallel with the explorations of a literary form finding new popularity with a large audience, the novel.

Saying there was no magic bullet to solve the problems created by Osborne's proposals, the committee said a pause until 2017 "would enable a necessary and ambitious debate about the future of working age benefits and their position in a sustainable welfare system".

We will spend the next 100 days leading an ambitious, national debate about how to keep Scotland moving forward through progressive policies.

Even more ambitious, the debate over whether to open accession negotiations with Turkey, the first predominantly Muslim applicant nation, dominated many EU council meetings for much of the rest of the year.

Opening the New Year debate at Holyrood, the First Minister will also express her hope that the next four months will involve a "great, ambitious and thriving debate" on the future of Scotland before the country heads to the polls.

He adds: "The very fact that people are still talking about Gleneagles eight years on shows that we were right to be ambitious, to change the debate.

And there is no whimsy in the neighborhoods along Prospect Park, where residents are still debating the ambitious revamping over the last few months of a rotary called Park Circle at the southwest corner of the park.

Such a clear and ambitious focus has driven debate and research paths.

It isn't worth my while to debate every ambitious Darwinist who wants to try hard at ridiculing the opposition, so my general policy is that Darwinists have to put a significant figure at risk before I will agree to a debate.

The conference is part of an ambitious Chinese effort to redefine debates over cybersecurity, national sovereignty and censorship.

Then he could adopt a more ambitious strategy at next week's debate in Nevada.