Sentence examples for ambitious the idea from inspiring English sources

Initially, their aims were far from ambitious; the idea was simply to keep cyclists on their bikes.

More ambitious is the idea that people's patterns of mobility change during emergency events, it may even be possible to pinpoint an earthquake or a bomb blast in real-time using this kind of data.

More ambitious is the idea that a ground-truth topic model could be used for fully autonomous classification.

One key and ambitious innovation was the idea of portability.

Keidanren, Japan's business lobby, recently floated a less ambitious version of the idea.

But Dominic Hogg, Chairman of Eunomia, said ministers needed to be ambitious and extend the idea to include all packaging.

"We're living in a totally different era, where women who are very ambitious look at the idea that a woman wouldn't be able to perform because she's pregnant as crazy," Good says.

Mr. Pearl has the ambitious idea of summoning the "Yankee Athens" -- Boston -- in 1865, just after the Civil War and on the eve of a rarefied literary breakthrough.

The ambitious idea, discussed on the congressional backbenches and among activists, is not embraced by Democratic leaders.

The CEO of Fashion Bathrooms, for instance, proposed the ambitious idea of combining marketing for the plastic and cast-iron divisions.

The first "art station" opened in 2001, but the ambitious idea for a public art project in the underground system dates from the late 1980s.