The phrase "ambitious situations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe scenarios that require significant effort, determination, or aspiration to achieve a goal.
Example: "In her career, she often found herself in ambitious situations that pushed her to grow and excel."
Alternatives: "challenging circumstances" or "aspirational contexts".
As other works in this thought-provoking show suggest, the situation of ambitious young Chinese avant-gardists is complicated.
(Rosenberg) 'Catch the Moon in the Water: Emerging Chinese Artists' (through July 29) This thought-provoking show highlights the complicated situation of ambitious young avant-gardist artists in China, where Western influences are hard to avoid.
(Rosenberg) 'Catch the Moon in the Water: Emerging Chinese Artists' (closes on Friday) This thought-provoking show highlights the complicated situation of ambitious young avant-gardist artists in China, where Western influences are hard to avoid.
In some cases, the goals to improve the situation are ambitious; such is the case in Azerbaijan where a recently announced strategy for S&T foresees a tremendous increase from 0.2% to 2% by 2015.
Those controls are enough for most situations, but more ambitious photo artists will feel confined.
Still, the agency set an ambitious goal: "to create a situation where almost every person pledging marriage feels compelled to acquire a diamond engagement ring".
Unless he finds a way to retrieve the situation, Mr Blair's ambitious list of deadlines looks more like a list of dead hopes.
The situation in Slovakia illustrates how ambitious young politicians, outspoken populists and struggling small parties can hinder collective action — or even derail it.
He inherited a miserable economic and fiscal situation, he chose an exceedingly ambitious agenda, and he faces an opposition party that has no interest in compromise.
Portraying Steve Jobs was his most ambitious career move yet and an impossible situation.
In addition, Tanzania and Burundi are both part of the East African Federation, an ambitious political union seeking the resolution of refugee situations in order to distance the region from the remnants of its volatile past.
