Sentence examples for financially ambitious from inspiring English sources

But if money felt scarce, this generation were culturally – if not financially – ambitious and opportunistic.

My husband is in business and is much more financially ambitious than I am.

The good news for New York is that safety isn't chiefly what financially ambitious young people yearn for.

These two nonprofit theater companies are undertaking financially ambitious productions for the 2010-11 Broadway season, with executives saying they feel emboldened, thanks to the money-making successes of "Hair" (which grossed about $50 million, according to the Broadway League) and "South Pacific" (about $96 million).

Not being financially ambitious, he managed to live well on what he earned.

Financially ambitious publicans are then asked to fill in an online form, before receiving a call from a Guinness representative who will offer financial consultancy advice and can also help with writing a business plan.

We would expect it to become a much more powerful competitor with the backing of a much larger, financially stronger and ambitious owner.

For a man who is essentially a self-made phenomenon, powered by brains and chutzpah, by always being the smartest and most provocative guy in the room, it has been a draining and indeed diminishing run of success Mourinho won the Champions League with Porto in 2004 and was headhunted by Roman Abramovich, Chelsea's ambitious, financially incontinent new owner.

Both were considered highly ambitious, financially risky projects that weren't universally supported or expected to succeed.

As hard as it is for some to believe, not every smart, ambitious, financially stable woman is meant to become a mother, and not every one wants to.

Yet she was ambitious and financially independent.