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The phrase "ambitious in times of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is striving for success or goals during challenging or uncertain periods.
Example: "She remained ambitious in times of economic downturn, seeking new opportunities for growth."
Alternatives: "driven during periods of" or "aspirational in moments of".
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Kaiser, who has an almost Johnsonian flair for conjuring money, erased the deficit, and even during the recent economic downturn he continued to raise funds for large-scale projects, publicly insisting that arts organizations should remain ambitious in times of crisis.
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That's ambitious at a time of slowing economic growth in China.
It is ambitious in terms of scale and scope.
In 2011, the VA set an ambitious wait time goal of 14 days for both primary and specialty care appointments.
A spokesman said: "We were, perhaps, a little ambitious in the original time scale".
We live in ambitious times.
"It is a plan for economic transformation, a new settlement that is not less ambitious because we live in a time of scarcity, but is more radical, more ambitious because it sets a new direction for Britain".
Boris Milgram, Perm regional culture minister, said the financial crisis had not seriously curtailed the ambitious cultural plans because "in a time of crisis, culture remains affordable".
He added: "The plan we lay before you is no less ambitious because we live in a time of scarcity.
A harrowing story, ambitious in scope, with a time frame from WW2 to the Japanese Tsunami of 2011.
We are ambitious, and time is always of the essence.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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