Sentence examples for indeed ambitious from inspiring English sources
Oxford may be the city of lost causes, and this book is indeed ambitious; it could easily sound sententious or twee.
In the wake of an inquiry into competition and the national interest in the sector just five years old, this is indeed ambitious.
Indeed, ambitious young people who consider dropping out of college a smart option have a different set of role models from those in the 1960s, who were basically stuck with the acid-guru Timothy Leary and his "turn on, tune in, drop out" ramblings.
The aim of assembling a comprehensive database of bibliographic information for works produced during a 300-year-long period is indeed ambitious.
If anything, Zichal, like other White House officials pressed for details of the president's climate strategy, moved to squash expectations raised by those very same speeches that Obama would indeed take ambitious action to reduce the carbon pollution that causes climate change.
Indeed, if ambitious efficiency measures get implemented as we hope, then by 2020 clean-energy subsidies and carbon taxes will most likely account for more than a fifth of domestic electricity bills (less if gas prices rise faster than expected, but more if gas prices end up lower than expected due to large shale discoveries or other factors).
The results indicate that the narrow body segment of the fleet could indeed meet ambitious goals of reducing GHG emissions by 50%, relative to 2005 levels, with a 3.2% annual growth rate; however, it would require relatively rapid adoption of innovative aircraft designs and the widespread use of alternative fuels with relatively low life cycle GHG emissions.
As the Chair of the GAVI Board, I recognize that the alliance has indeed set ambitious goals.
Indeed, two ambitious initiatives are currently devising tools for imaging and controlling brain activity, ultimately to create a working computational model of the entire brain 1.
