Sentence examples for considered ambitious from inspiring English sources

The goal, considered ambitious by many, is to entirely eliminate the stockpile by the middle of next year.

The target to get 3 million people on treatment by 2005 was considered ambitious by some when it was set by the WHO in 2003.

But later, Gevisser will also tell us that Mbeki was intensely disliked by everyone around him and considered ambitious and conniving.

"And it's depressing that this is considered ambitious when most of the money is going to fixing what we have now".

Petee taught 252 independent studies in one academic year, 2004-5, Auburnding Auburn faculty members, who said that overseeing 10 independent studies would be considered ambitious.

The literature on soil moisture is very extensive and is developing so rapidly that it might be considered ambitious to seek to present the state of the art concerning research into this key variable.

But before NASA can consider ambitious lunar or Mars missions, it must first design and build the successor to the shuttle, a task it has repeatedly attempted and failed.

Of late they have considered some ambitious proposals.

And needless to say, this is considered awfully ambitious of him.

He was never considered particularly ambitious — one story making the rounds in Yangon is that he had wanted to retire to a small village.

Senate leaders are considered more ambitious, but given that the Republican majority is so narrow, it is not clear how realistic those ambitions are either.