Sentence examples for ambitious in terms of from inspiring English sources

"Probably I am too ambitious in terms of programming," he said, a little wryly.

It is also her most ambitious in terms of its variety and ramshackle complexity.

But he added: "If it was available everywhere, great, but it's ambitious in terms of budget.

Is it too ambitious in terms of the information that will be collected?

But health officials defended the scope as relatively ambitious in terms of national experience.

"Little Miss Sunshine" doesn't look particularly ambitious, in terms of either its narrative or its function-over-form visual style.

"Faced with the threat of international terrorism, we need to be much more ambitious … in terms of intelligence," he said.

It is a remarkably ambitious project in terms of all the things — photos, games, video and e-mail — that it is attempting to grab market share in.

Charles Parlato, a Westchester County resident, presented a recent draft of Atlanticville, one of the most ambitious plans in terms of variety, at a Nov. 17 conference held by Vision Long Island, a nonprofit planning firm.

The European Research and Innovation Agenda as well as the NASA long-term programs have set ambitious targets in terms of emission reduction for the aviation industry.

He cites Teledesic, Hughes' Spaceway and privately held SkyBridge as being the most ambitious projects in terms of offering broadband to consumer markets by 2003.