Sentence examples for ambitious purpose from inspiring English sources
The federal grant had ambitious purpose, few restrictions and a not-so-distant expiration date: three years.
The result is an enjoyable, informative romp through the subject of comparative religion.But Ms O'Grady, a British broadcaster and writer, has a more ambitious purpose.
The ambitious purpose ascribed to the Treaty by the Court of Appeals, we believe, places a greater burden on its language and history than they can logically bear.
Its nondescript name — Préparation Olympique et Paralympique — masked a more ambitious purpose: to boost medal counts through athletic surveillance, as much Spy Games as Olympic Games, under the direction of a man competitors called the French James Bond.
In 1990, an EPA official testified to Congress that imposing double regulation on existing sources, even for different pollutants, would be "ridiculous". Both the language of Section 111 d) and the hearings leading to its revision in 1990 leave no doubt that the provision had a vastly less ambitious purpose than the one to which EPA would put it today.
This article summarises the concept of and early approaches toward the delivery of dual or multiple GFs, as well as current efforts to develop sophisticated delivery platforms for this ambitious purpose, with an emphasis on the application of biomaterials-based deployment technologies that allow for controlled spatial presentation and release kinetics of key biological cues.
Ambitious purposes, surely.
The conditions under which these ambitious purposes can be reached are discussed.
Moving up the pyramid toward more ambitious purposes requires increasing sophistication and skill in the processes of consulting and in managing the consultant-client relationship.
And, in an almost offhand way, he was seeking to restore ambitious ameliorative purposes for government — purposes that go beyond maintaining order, protecting liberties, and defending the nation against external threats.
He is modest in demeanor but ambitious in purpose.
