Sentence examples for less ambition from inspiring English sources

What this means, on the one hand, is less ambition: there aren't grand stories being told.

There's less ambition and probably more maintenance than home improvement, just to keep the house in good shape.

With less ambition and a smaller ego, she might well have gone into partnership with some established architect or stuck to the quieter path of interior design.

"Britain has punched above its weight in the world, and we should have no less ambition for our country in the decades to come," he said.

But no less ambition and expedition must also be mustered in the fight against tariffs.* "Agricultural liberalisation and the developing countries: debunking the fallacies".

Distant Star and By Night in Chile are two excellent, forceful novels; the rest are light, playful experiments, not very successful, with little intelligence and less ambition.

"That is also one reason why some women have less ambitions for these jobs".

"It is a less ambitions agenda but at the same time perhaps one that might be more easily attained," Mr. Blix said in an interview.

It suffered a fire in 2006, which has unfortunately inhibited economic and social growth, but it's still there, albeit with less ambitions than Thiel's venture, and probably lacking his ample finances.

He is motivated less by ambition than by a self-pitying sense of entitlement that is both democratic and Nietzschean.

And Joe Biden would probably like a little less blond ambition at State so he could be the shadow secretary.