Sentence examples for ambitious field from inspiring English sources
The ambitious field of history painting attracted a painter born to a wealthy Polish-Jewish family, Maurycy Gottlieb (1856-79).
In the mid-20th century the University of Pennsylvania's ambitious field program at the Tikal site produced Stela 29, erected 28 years before, in 292.
And if there's one big message coming from the intellectually ambitious field of African art history these days, it's that learning about the art of Africa has just begun.
The unusually large delegation and the schedule of meetings with government leaders in at least nine countries will make this the most ambitious field trip the Council has made since it began studying world crises firsthand in recent years.
Gallego, running in a hotly contested Democratic primary, bet that he could turn out voters with an ambitious field program powered by DREAM activists and mobile organizing technology.
The Th17 cells are an ambitious field in current immunology research, but less is known about the function of Th17 cells in cancer development, particularly nothing is known about the Th17 lineage in head and neck squamous cell carcinomas (HNSCCs).
The second and final stage of the largest and most ambitious tornado field experiment in history ran from May 1 to June 15 , 2010 across the U.S. Great Plains.
The first stage of the largest and most ambitious tornado field experiment in history ran from May 10 to June 13 , 2009 across the U.S. Great Plains.
From the time of its founding in the mid-1960s, when its chancellor, Gordon Shrum, went against the grain in Canadian higher education by deciding to award athletic scholarships and stress organized sports, Simon Fraser has been ambitious on fields of play.
"This is the most ambitious green-field project undertaken during my 30 years with Shell," Chairman Philip Watts said during a recent visit to the island.
Finally, ambitious ecological genetic field experiments showed that the inversion influenced flowering time, morphological characteristics and fitness in the field (Lowry and Willis 2010).
