Sentence examples for ambitious lack from inspiring English sources

But there is an ambitious lack of pages.

In a speech before the vote, Mr Renzi outlined a reform programme that seemed ambitious but lacked detail.

Although ambitious, Marées lacked self-confidence and, in the latter part of his life, ceased to exhibit his work.

The web agencies fared even worse and were seen by one respondent as "the dot.coms of the agency world: entrepreneurial, ambitious, but lacking substance".

For now, Mr. Trump's highly ambitious agenda lacks even a clear schedule for trade ministers to meet and sort out the details.

Stars such as Paul Maltby, who has been director of data at the Government Digital Service for a year, have got the message and are going, leaving the GDS in that ambiguous position where so many Cabinet Office initiatives end up: grandly ambitious but lacking the oomph to push departments (notably health).

But a National Audit Office report says the plan was too ambitious and lacked evidence it would work.

Labour shadow energy secretary Meg Hillier said the government was axing support for those in greatest need of warmer homes and the Green Deal was "ambitious but lacking in detail".

"Stuyvesant was not necessarily a reflection of the bad real estate market, but rather over-ambitious assumptions, lack of risk controls and poor contingency planning," explains Burt White, managing director of research and chief investment officer of LPL Financial, further asserting that the bottom dropped out of the market months ago.

The problem with goal setting is that it's often too ambitious and lacks definition.

Hal is and always will be a politician, ruthlessly ambitious and lacking the depth of the Prince of Denmark.