Sentence examples for increasing ambitions from inspiring English sources

He has increasing ambitions to build not only houses and streets but also whole towns.

The film is likely to be an hour or 90 minutes long and is a sign of the increasing ambitions of Sky Arts, the channel which today launches a series of theatre plays to be broadcast live.

The budget, funded by USC and donors, is $1.6 million but will need to grow to match the increasing ambitions. .

Regardless of the outcome, the initiative establishes a model for other states to take up and provides another example of the increasing ambitions of state-level universal health care efforts.

But with increasing ambition comes an increasing wage bill.

Rather, the CCC, whose advice the government must legally accept when setting climate change policy, tentatively recommended increasing ambition.

And though I have got better at editing, any productivity gains are more than wiped out by increasing ambition.

But it keeps theatre-makers in a constant state of development without any hope of making work of increasing ambition.

But as organized by the theater's artistic director, William Carden, Series B nicely builds momentum, with works of gradually increasing ambition.

They had amazing ideas, making art no one had seen before and taking up spaces no one had seen before with increasing ambition, month on month," he says.

From 1963 the culture and economy of youth burgeoned, says Jon Savage, pop-culture historian and author of the recent book Teenage: The Creation of Youth Culture: 'Pop music is always incredibly prescient and you can hear an increasing ambition and invention in the pop music made in those years, a sense of limitless possibility, but also of immense frustration and edginess.