Sentence examples for as an ambition from inspiring English sources

Getting corporation tax down to 20% is now being described as "an ambition".

But whatever may be the difficulties in pursuing this ideal, he believed that it makes sense as an ambition.

Their manifesto described cutting net migration to the tens of thousands as an "ambition". 5. Why is the number of people coming to the UK going up?

She mentions wanting to work with Martin Scorsese as an ambition for the future, but is self-aware enough to joke that the feeling might not be mutual.

But the Tories recommitted themselves in their general election manifesto to meeting the target, although they described it as an ambition.

Though the laudatory quotation on its back cover includes the dread words Great American Novel, they don't really seem out of place here, at least as an ambition.

"That's definitely up there [as an ambition].

Proceeding onto-epistemologically, the new naturalism is as much Mullarkey's object of study as it is an ambition that he shares with the authors that he discusses.

The message will be delivered as more of an ambition rather than a demand.

I regard it as an obligation, not an ambition.

But that wasn't an ambition as such, it was another means of deferral.