Sentence examples for even less ambitious from inspiring English sources

Outside the cities, women are even less ambitious.

With even the most meager goals unmet, the Obama administration settled on something even less ambitious.

We have a chance to make an enormous difference.' By 1992, Bush was under attack for being a foreign-policy President and Russia got lost in these fears". The Clinton Administration was even less ambitious.

The 44-year-old spent the last few years peddling his puppy dog eyes in the face of continued underachievement but has now managed to find a club that is evidently even less ambitious than him.

I limited my options, including the odds of owning a house, getting married, having kids; I limited even less ambitious goals, like being able to afford an apartment without obnoxious neighbors.

In the book Prescription for the Planet, I explained how a doubling of energy supply could easily be accomplished by 2050 at a rate of deployment even less ambitious than the French employed as they converted to nuclear power in the 1970s and 80s.

But in practice, even much less ambitious projects have failed.

But he admits even a less ambitious deal is proving difficult.

Mr Moscovici now promises to hit 3.7% this year and 2.9% in 2014.The trouble is that even these less ambitious targets will prove hard to reach.

The soaking grass is filled with contemporary sculpture, and even the less ambitious works look impressive in the shadow of the twisting white pavilion.

Even the less ambitious notion of democracy – that it's a means by which people punish or reward governments – turns out to be divorced from reality.