Sentence examples for appropriately ambitious from inspiring English sources

Mr Bigelow's motives, though, are entirely proper if appropriately ambitious.

So to fill the inevitable void, they took on what they thought would be an appropriately ambitious project: starting over from scratch and building a new nest, one that with any luck wouldn't feel so empty.

It would have helped had he been naturally appropriately ambitious or had consciously embarked on The Full Monty with an inkling of the potential enormity of its gut-level, universal appeal.

The UK government is, in many ways, a world leader on climate change regulation, having set appropriately ambitious and legally binding carbon budgets which are both long term and in line with what the science requires.

In its unanimous ruling, the Supreme Court said that a child's "educational program must be appropriately ambitious in light of his circumstances" and that "every child should have the chance to meet challenging objectives" even if the child is not fully integrated into regular classrooms.

What distinguishes the best scientists, she said, is their ability to formulate important and appropriately ambitious questions, and not to lose sight of how each experiment is connected to these bigger picture questions.

So when EMI approached me to do an album of solo classical pieces, I felt ready to do it". Perhaps appropriately, the ambitious, eclectically gifted Elias was born in Sao Paulo, southwest of the more laid-back and better known Rio de Janeiro.

It was appropriately challenging.

Appropriately for someone as ambitious as Susann, some of the most vibrant passages in her fiction are about work.

But the record of the last year provides little evidence that a political system that increasingly rewards extremes and leaves the center feeling underrepresented will have much incentive to attack complicated problems in an ambitious and appropriately nuanced way.

While some planned programme results and targets were ambitious, most were appropriately aligned to the CCCs.