Sentence examples for ambitious to make from inspiring English sources

To challenge an entire culture of objectification is monumentally ambitious; to make it slightly less damaging is more doable.

Mr Acheson is clearly ambitious to make his mark on the voluntary sector, which he thinks needs shaking up.

"I wasn't ambitious to make a lot of money but I wanted something that was intellectually stimulating and would earn me an adequate living".

But governments continued to wrangle over financing, how to share billions of dollars of genetic resources and how ambitious to make a 20-point action plan to protect oceans, forests, rivers and species.

He was 17 and ambitious to make the Tipperary minor team, so the plan was to combine hurling with a season of rugby and see if it developed the physical side of his game.

Too ambitious to make a convincing hippie, Zevon scuffed around for years: writing the B-side of the Turtles' 1967 hit "Happy Together,"doing a stint as the Everly Brothers' bandleader.

Targets were ambitious - to make 262kg cylindrical "boules" of pure sapphire, twice as large as it had made before, in four times as many furnaces, operating at full capacity within seven months of the contract's signing, in a seven-year exclusive deal.

They were ambitious, ready to make change.

The ambitious call to make preschool available to "every child in America," shows more promise.

Emily's List is making an ambitious effort to make a science of politics.

"Sky has publicly committed to ambitious targets to make this happen.