Sentence examples for challenging ambition from inspiring English sources

"Our focus is now on the more challenging ambition of getting young people to take up five hours PE and sport a week.

In the run-up to 2012, our focus now is on the challenging ambition of getting young people to take up the offer of five hours of sport a week, in and out of school time".

That is an extremely challenging ambition because the government's representatives, known as political agents, run their areas with an iron fist and are almost uniformly corrupt, Pakistani and American officials say.

As such, he oversaw the utilities response to major storms like super storms Sandy and Hurricane Irene and emergence like the 9/11 attacks and the 2003 Northeast Blackout, but putting the lights back on in Puerto Rico was the most challenged ambition of his career.

Switzerland's actions to limit immigration epitomize the pressures faced by economically healthy countries, as the economic crisis has challenged ambitions for an unrestricted labor market.

The findings show that there is no single answer, he noted: "The amazing thing is that there is such a diversity of challenge, ambition and proposed solution[s]." This content is brought to you by Guardian Sustainable Business in association with Bird & Bird, Cisco and Barclays.

The ambition, challenging by any measure, is to produce a transformative agenda that makes every government in the world reconsider its priorities.

He had scarcely begun his new occupation when the Bayhs hatched a larger ambition: challenging Sen. Homer E. Capehart, a conservative Republican seeking a fourth term.

With strong Republican support in Congress for challenging Iran's ambition to become a nuclear power, he can spend much of 2011 and 2012 orchestrating a showdown with the mullahs.

Yet as Spotify introduced its streaming service in a handful of European countries, it clung to what must have seemed an impossible ambition: challenging the titans of Silicon Valley to become the world's leading outlet for online music, with a hybrid free-and-paid model that made record companies nervous.

Isla Rowntree, the firm's eponymous founder and boss, says she has grander ambitions: challenging the stereotype of advanced age being little more than a gradual chronology of decrepitude.