Sentence examples for deadly ambitions from inspiring English sources

The two attacks in Paris are a reminder of the group's deadly ambitions outside the Levant.

SVU took that fantasy -- along with some realistic points about domestic violence, sibling rivalry, and Internal Affairs investigations -- and turned it into "Deadly Ambitions," a well-plotted episode that scored high on suspense and low on crim-pro mistakes.

It's tempting to poke about for a glint of deadly ambition or a poor-me-forgotten-sister-complex.

One of the hardest truths about modern life is that the same advances in science and technology that enrich our lives also empower potential killers to achieve their deadliest ambitions.

And then a drug problem that began as a regional headache becomes a global security nightmare: a two-headed monster of criminal smugglers and rich terrorist groups with deadly global ambitions.

For years, American intelligence analysts have described Lashkar as a group with deadly, yet limited, ambitions in South Asia.

Resplendent in a purple ballgown by Jean Paul Gaultier, Mede navigated perfectly Eurovision's unique blend of geo-political rivalries, deadly serious musical ambitions and camp nonsense.

It is more deadly than greed, ambition or love of home.

When is ambition really deadly?

She's fiercer than Anne, funnier, deadly serious about her literary ambitions, more independent, more believable, and well worth knowing.

And for all its eccentricities, its architects were deadly serious about surrealism and its ambitions.