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The phrase "ambitious from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a source of ambition, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "She has always been ambitious from a young age, striving to achieve her goals."
Alternatives: "driven by" or "motivated by".
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I was ambitious from a young age".
She was ambitious from the start.
Raila Odinga was politically ambitious from boyhood, but took after his father at a bad time.
But his mother, whom I call Aunt Zhong, says that Jianguo was ambitious from a very young age.
The analysis reveals a suite of trade-off solutions, in which potential integrated water-energy system configurations remain relatively ambitious from both an economic and environmental perspective.
As much as he might act (and look) the part of prankster and punk provocateur, Mr. Scott has been ambitious from a remarkably young age.
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Yet nothing can discourage the children's book publishing industry from producing some unusual, ambitious examples from time to time.
The Allied counteroffensive took Monastir from the Bulgars in November 1916, but more ambitious operations, from March to May 1917, proved abortive.
Drew Spence hits an ambitious shot from outside the area at the end of a fine passing move from Chelsea.
I've always been ambitious, even from a young age.
He began as a young, ambitious intern from Harlem when Mr. Paterson was a state legislator.
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