Sentence examples for any ambition of from inspiring English sources

"It's not any ambition of mine … I don't see how you can do it properly without the ambition.

"I think the government has abandoned any ambition of carrying out systemic reform and instead has adopted an approach where it aims at marginal procedural improvements," he said.

I also hope the people of Britain will face the coming challenges united, and bury any ambition of demanding more referendums on previously settled matters.

Ole ole ole!" crushed any ambition of dignity for the thousands killed, many of whom had jumped hundreds of storeys to their deaths, their bodies shattered to pieces close to where we stood.

Dangerous as a hard, early winter can be — none of us ready yet to re-enact the hard winters of the past — it is also the pretext for a quiet contentment, when you give up any ambition of going out, when nature sets its limits and you have no choice but to obey.

This is the test everyone takes if they have any ambition of higher education.

What does unite the state, and does hurt, is the state government, which plays a disproportionate role in California because the neo-populist tax revolt of the late 70's starved any ambition out of local government.

"Even if you tweak the scientific findings, it doesn't change that reality and the reality is we are facing a bleak future in absence of any ambition on mitigation and that needs to be addressed".

Iraqi Kurdistan has built a link connecting Kirkuk to its newly built pipeline in Turkey, Reuters reports: The link could allow the Kurds to start exports of Kirkuk crude oil through their own network, giving them a major source of independent revenue and boosting any ambitions of sovereign statehood as Iraq falls into increasing disarray.

Sycamore needs the management expertise, if it harbors any ambitions of taking a dominant share of the optical networking market.

If this movie does well, do you have any ambitions of turning "Sausage Party" into an ongoing franchise?