Sentence examples for boost ambition from inspiring English sources

Intercontinental undersea tunnels could ultimately boost ambition for high-speed railway construction.

Prime Minister Abbott probably still won't be going to the summit of world leaders being convened in September by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to try and boost ambitions on greenhouse gas cuts.

Her preferred solution would be "major investment" in early education to boost both ambition and attainment among those most disadvantaged.

Attitude is contagious, and thinking positive will boost your ambition and support a more constructive perspective.

Boost your ambition by recalling all moments that you have achieved positive things.

But giving the jihadists another victory over another superpower would boost their ambitions to the skies, making it even harder for Pakistan to pacify its tribal regions.

He needs a large and decisive win for the UMP to boost his ambitions to win the party's primary contest next year and run for president again in 2017.

Above all this was a personal victory for Coe, boosting his ambitions of becoming the next president of the IAAF in 2015.

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.

This success gave him a boost towards his ambition to become a professional photographer.

Back in February the product also gained certification in the EU as a contraception — giving a regional boost to its ambition to disrupt the market for contraception choices.