Sentence examples for example an ambitious from inspiring English sources
In Brazil, for example, an ambitious plan to slash greenhouse gas emissions is threatened by the possible impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff.
The surviving four minutes of Scrooge; Or, Marley's Ghost, for example, an ambitious British film made by RW Paul in 1901, are clearly modelled on a popular play by JC Buckstone first performed that year.
In "The Anachronism," for example, an ambitious woman who marries into money tries to outdo her snobbish neighbors by hiring the perfect English maid, only to have the maid join forces against her with the woman's vengeful mother.
Last year, for example, an ambitious effort designed to assess the role of science in agriculture and development was derailed by disputes (Science, 14 March 2008, p. 1474).
Yet what could be a better example of an ambitious event that does not happen during the regular season?
SC Johnson, for example, developed an ambitious emissions-cutting goal with little idea of how they would meet it.
The Defense Department, for example, has an ambitious project called MUSE (Mining and Understanding Software Enclaves), which aims to "develop radically [new] approaches for automatically constructing and repairing complex software".
Mr. Schmitt pointed to Mr. Suozzi's plan to consolidate the county's real estate portfolio as another example of an ambitious program that has not moved far since it was unveiled a year ago.
He always said that it was Epstein's success that had given him the opportunity to be so well known, but for us it was Moore's example as an ambitious and high-profile artist that offered a way out of British parochialism.
The Light camera with its 16 sensors and lenses is an example of an ambitious effort that simply didn't produce better images, though it was using established computational photography techniques to harvest and winnow an even larger collection of images.
Still, progressives have an example of an ambitious minimum-wage boost working, and skeptics of such proposals are left to make increasingly desperate arguments about the fickle labor market.
