Sentence examples for easy ambitions from inspiring English sources
Egregiously easy ambitions set for then-boss Vikram S. Pandit led to 55 percent of the mega-bank's shareholders voting against the plan at last year's annual meeting.
(LERU calls it "not an easy ambition").
Perhaps, submits Mr Bobbitt, a "kind of G2" comprising America and the European Union, the two superpowers that enjoy widespread legitimacy, might act as the "energising force" behind this needed change in the world order.It is too easy to mock ambition.
"My decision was made easy by the ambition of this great club, the success we have had and the hunger to want more," Evans said.
Ambitions are easy to come by, but Mr. Booker doesn't just talk about helping the helpless.
"They are involved in drugs, anabolic steroids and car theft and the young men around here with no real ambitions are easy to hire as soldiers.
Asked to respond on Sunday, Mr. Obama shot back that "anyone who claims" that containing Iran's ambitions is easy "is either politicking or doesn't know what they're talking about".
In doing an armchair evaluation of Dell's plans to attack enterprise computing, it might seem easy to dismiss its ambitions.
ONE thing about Huawei is easy to understand: its ambition.
But his limited ambitions are easier to achieve.
It would be easy to exploit her ambition: behind the colourful front she seems to be a rather fragile character.
