Sentence examples for encourage ambitious from inspiring English sources

The directors and founders of the fair, Ms. Sharp and Matthew Slotover, encourage ambitious presentations.

The Economist says Europe has a "chronic failure to encourage ambitious entrepreneurs".

At many public schools, teachers encourage ambitious students, but their peers are more likely to ostracize them.

However, a spokeswoman for Ed Davey, the UK's climate change minister, told Guardian Australia that Britain wanted to work with countries to "encourage ambitious action" on climate change, preferably via carbon pricing.

That is because of its chronic failure to encourage ambitious entrepreneurs".

A new building was needed, and a combination of public and private funds encouraged ambitious planning.

It's easy to spend a lot of money at Lafayette, and the busy, oversized menu of bistro classics encourages ambitious orders (there was for a time an entire section devoted to potatoes).

Lowering these trade barriers is more ethical than encouraging ambitious and energetic third-world citizens to leave behind their cultures and families to depend on remittances from overseas.RONNIE HORESHWellington, New ZealandSIR You address the vital issue of migration with dangerous simplicity.

Other senior officials have also encouraged ambitious hopes for the third full gathering, or plenum, of the current Central Committee, a body with just more than 200 central and local officials as full members.

Genentech's culture encourages ambitious research.

The nearly two-decade "Golden Age" of porn that followed encouraged ambitious scenes and storytelling.