His goals are characteristically both pragmatic and audacious: to push the research and set an example of more goal-oriented projects that, even after he's gone, others can continue.
Some lawyers argue that even an over-the-top performance by an informant who flashes money and pushes audacious terrorism schemes may serve the government well.
When the war began, he resigned his Union commission, then immediately began pushing his audacious plan.
So is the developer pushing the audacious project, Scott Toberman, a seasoned veteran of high-rise construction projects in congested downtowns?
Some part of me wishes Booker would keep pushing the audacious mission of changing the way news is created and discussed.
He pushed to make an audacious move: get out of New Jersey and try to make it in New York.
Russia, meanwhile, is pushing an even more audacious plan, proposed by Gazprom and Italy's ENI, to lay a gas pipeline across the Black Sea.
Citi led a lobbying campaign that essentially silenced those of us who pushed back against this audacious consolidation of power and the breaking down of firewalls that traditionally separated commercial banking, investment banking, insurance underwriting, and brokerage.
The most recent edition of "Forces!," the choreographer Elizabeth Streb's audacious two-part show, doesn't so much push the boundaries of strength and endurance as it removes them.
Whether it be steel, back-office processing software or even tea in a bit of postcolonial payback, Tata Tea bought Britain's Tetley Tea in 2000 for $430 million–audacious plans carry risks, but Ratan Tata keeps pushing.
