Sentence examples for considerable ambitions from inspiring English sources

The project should stretch his already considerable ambitions.

Soon after the decision was announced, he warned his fellow citizens, through the auspices of The Washington Post, that unless "we elect officials to both Congress and the White House who understand the importance of small business and who will return some sanity to Washington" — and repeal the health law — he will most likely have to postpone his considerable ambitions for his company.

For universal health coverage or the broader goals of maximizing/ensuring healthy lives and achieving health and well-being at all ages to achieve their considerable ambitions, it is imperative that these concepts are adequately substantiated and that corresponding state responsibilities for domestic and international action are defined.

His courtly demeanor disguises considerable ambition and persistence.

It may also have reflected his own considerable ambition, disguised by his early drifting.

In an odd way the production's rough edges reveal Mr. Lonergan's considerable ambition.

And the team has not flagged without his considerable ambition, skills and bombast.

Richard Hamilton was an artist whose considerable ambition was to "get all of living" into his work.

Of course, only a band with considerable ambition would ever find itself out on the road that way.

The last time he convened a bunch of CEOs, for the Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, they fell short of the considerable ambition of the project.

Written for "George White's Scandals of 1922," a popular revue, and originally performed by white singers in blackface (a convention happily dispensed with here), "Blue Monday" packs considerable ambition into its roughly half-hour span.