Sentence examples for an ambitious school from inspiring English sources

Thanks to an ambitious school building program carried out by the state, Ilion's low-rise brick high school is in great shape and indistinguishable from similar buildings even in wealthier communities.

The season starts on February 20th in Hamburg, where last year the first state-level coalition between the CDU and the Green party ended prematurely after the failure of an ambitious school reform and the mayor's subsequent resignation.

While Lord Alliance's cash gift offers a welcome windfall for an ambitious school like MBS, the top American business schools have a hefty advantage when it comes to fundraising.

Along with an ambitious school capital plan, building the Sports and Convention Center over unused rail yards, creating thousands of new jobs, is one of the smartest investments we can make in our future.

The District of Columbia received $75 million, based partly on its new performance-based teachers contract, an ambitious school turnaround plan and a novel program under which not-for-profits and others from outside the system will operate some struggling schools.

He rebuilt Miranda's outpatient-clinic network and started an ambitious school-building project.

It's like an ambitious high school (or home-schooled) student's illustration of the effects of global warming.

"My wife kept saying, 'Oy, things are grim, grim, grim.' " "Officially, the rule is that first- and second-year students should not take outside jobs," says Peretz Lavie, president of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Cornell's partner in creating an ambitious graduate school for applied science and engineering in New York City.

The country's private universities are generally out of reach for low-income applicants, and an ambitious public school reform program begun in the early 1990s has stalled, according to Marcela Gajardo, a Chilean education expert who has monitored the country's progress for Unesco (pdf).

The Discovery Campus Masterschool is an ambitious new school for TV documentary-makers.

"Some days it feels like we're all taking an ambitious graduate school course in Breaking Bad together, with a ton of required reading," Emily Nussbaum observed.