Sentence examples for ambitious prospects from inspiring English sources

Democrats gathering here for their national convention were given an early glimpse of some of the party's ambitious prospects who have already started planting seeds for a potential presidential bid.

Unfortunately, How I met my daughter before she was born can only be viewed by the general public in project stills, although the Adventure Club team has more ambitious prospects for the future: "This iteration was a family-only thing, but we are hoping to create a service in this vein at some point," adds Cantell.

Numerical modelling of wind flow over complex dune topography is an ambitious prospect.

Not content with being the self-appointed stewards of Miami's overlooked subaqueous ecosystem and turning this ambitious prospect into a successful business, they have developed their work into an art form that spans the disciplines of photography, filmmaking, sculpture, and installation.

The PSYCHE project as presented in the last section of this paper comes within the context of the ambitious prospect of overcoming the aforementioned limitations.

Councillor Keith Taylor insists they have a real - if highly ambitious - prospect of leapfrogging Labour too.

Look further ahead, though, and the proposed US reductions become more ambitious; the poor prospects on the immediate horizon are effectively a consequence of the last dozen years of American drift.

The grounding was the latest in a series of mishaps to befall Shell's ambitious plans to prospect for oil in the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas off the North Slope of Alaska.

After several days in which she seemed prepared to formally announce the start of her campaign, Ms. Maloney on Friday instead said she was abandoning the effort as she confronted a reality that often gives pause to even the most ambitious politician: the prospect of losing a secure job for a long-shot gamble.

But others, providing they are ambitious, do have strong prospects, Phillips says.

Since then the organizers were helped by growing dissatisfaction among conservatives and business people with Mr. Obama's ambitious agenda, and improved prospects for Republican Congressional victories in November.