Sentence examples for ambitious hope from inspiring English sources

Their more ambitious hope is that they can turn Mr Edwards's economic populism into a potential vulnerability.

They need him to preside over the stalemate in the ambitious hope of a general election in June.But there are other dangers.

Mr Farooq would also like India to let the Hurriyat travel to Pakistan to meet leaders there, thereby completing the third side of a "triangular" dialogue, and visit the militants running camps in Pakistan-administered Kashmir in order to appeal for a reciprocal truce.A complete end to violence seems a very ambitious hope.

In the same way, experts argue, statistical analysis must find ways to expose and counterbalance all the many factors that can lead to falsely positive results — among them human nature, in its ambitious hope to discover something, and the effects of industry money, which biases researchers to report positive findings for products.

All were eager to contribute to new biology discoveries but many also shared an even more ambitious hope.

As recently as last autumn, there were also ambitious hopes in Japan to recycle rare earths from electronics waste.

But in a world of weak and failing states, are we also to abandon ambitious hopes to help build stable and democratic institutions abroad?

Muḥammad ʿAlī's ambitious hopes of promoting an industrial revolution in Egypt were not realized, fundamentally because of the lack of available sources of power.

Last week, his ambitious hopes of making peace with Syria were essentially -- but not explicitly -- pronounced dead, and along with them the grand blueprint for a new Middle East.

Mr. Kovacevic, more reserved than his friend of 10 years but no less ambitious, hopes the festival will inspire those who attend not to slip back into inertia.

And he still had ambitious hopes for the weekend after his opening-round 69 left him three strokes off the lead at the British Open.