Sentence examples for broad ambition from inspiring English sources

The rain which had threatened all day finally settled in as Broad Ambition, the renovated Norfolk Broads cabin cruiser crewed by cheery Yorkshire folk, passed under Westminster Bridge.

In the context of transboundary air pollution policy the broad ambition is to achieve reductions in the level of environmental and societal damage associated with certain pollutant concentrations and exposure rates in a cost effective manner.

It proclaimed a broad ambition: to serve as a base for attacks throughout the region and to replace the infidel governments of Yemen and Saudi Arabia with a single theocratic state.

The Broad Ambition, which when it was built in 1966 was the timber-framed template for a host of fibreglass models, is once more the gleaming pride of the Broads.

Charlie Griffin, skipper of the Broad Ambition and an ex-navy man, had coached the passengers and crew: sodden straw boaters off at Hip! Hip! then waved in a circular clockwise motion on Hurrah.

That's because the Affordable Care Act, with the broad ambition of containing costs while improving quality, hopes to move away from a fee-for-service model, toward one in which doctors are paid primarily for keeping their patients healthy, a responsibility that will fall largely on primary-care doctors.

Wild Beasts tuck broad ambitions into succinct, brilliant songs.

His short set was a glimpse of broad ambitions he might well fulfill.

China has broad ambitions to compete with the United States and Europe in the business of flying airliners.

But such broad ambitions seem far from America's reach for now.

Carnegie Hall, in announcing its new season on Wednesday, is projecting unusually broad ambitions as a cultural force.