Sentence examples for involved ambitions from inspiring English sources

Damon Lavelle, an architect at the British firm Populous, who worked on early plans for Fisht stadium, the site of Sochi's opening and closing ceremonies, told me that after Ernst and his team became involved "ambitions grew enormously".

But while the Cuban and Venezuelan efforts have largely prioritized developing-world solidarity with some African nations, Brazil's growing foothold in Africa is more complex, involving ambitions to forge Brazil into a diplomatic and economic powerhouse.

"He told me, 'There is no doubt that graduates of European high schools know a lot more than American grads, but I prefer my kids in American schools because Americans acquire a spirit that other countries lack.' Other anecdotal sources suggest this 'spirit' involves ambition, inquisitiveness, and perhaps most important, the absence of a fixation on testing and test scores".

In the end, Mr. Zadran's own forces disowned him, at least as far as it involved his ambitions in Gardez.

"I was granted independence, freedom, and I didn't have to get involved in the ambitions and problems that involved other artists.

Yet, integrative thinking and action often remain problematic due to the competing interests and ambitions involved in coastal zone planning and management and the legacy of established development on the coast.

This rivalry, involving an ambition to control the Scottish march, dominated Neville's career.

In many ways, being an artist is more competitive and involves more ambition than being a stockbroker, or being in advertising.

Except, as Blacc admits, there wasn't much struggle or ambition involved.

"There's ego involved in every ambition, but in the greatest sense, I don't want you to think there's a choreographer," Mr. Ezralow said.

Though it is well-nigh impossible to second-guess the DB jury, Subotzky and Waterhouse are surely strong contenders, if only for the extraordinary ambition involved in Ponte City.