Sentence examples for creating ambitious from inspiring English sources

The University of California at Berkeley, Stanford, and University of Michigan, he says, are creating ambitious renewable energy programs.

That sort of shift in public perception could only help when it comes to pushing hardware products in the future, especially if Google really does end up creating ambitious new devices on its own.

Military education is antiquated and is not designed to create ambitious officers with skills or initiative.

He has designed sets for an opera and created ambitious cycles of landscape paintings.

He wanted to create ambitious "history paintings" that told big stories of great moral significance.

They are all timorously proud of their lawns and their Colonial houses, stockaded in the country clubs they've had to create, ambitious in pushing their children, like small, reluctant Indian scouts, into the new territory of white schools.

They have launched new courses that encourage students to learn to collaborate with each other and work in teams; they offer executive coaching rather than just lecturing; they create ambitious new courses in leadership.

One of the hidden successes of that Labour investment in the arts – and the three of us are products of this – is that it made regional theatres places where you could dream and create ambitious work.

Takemoto-Weerts said the city of Davis is too "timid" when planning for cycling, guilty of resting on its laurels, while Boulder has created ambitious bicycle programmes and marketed its bike path network.

But charter schools, in which entrepreneurs create ambitious educational programs that use public funds but are free of most state regulation, demand such flexibility, initiative and long hours from everyone.

Most recently he wrote the strategic plan for the Mori Art Center in Tokyo, he said, adding that he ran his New York gallery, Deitch Projects, "like an art center, with historic exhibitions where only minor things were for sale" and helped create ambitious projects, like a recent floating installation by the street artist Swoon that he called "practically unsalable".