Sentence examples similar to less ambitious problems from inspiring English sources

He could fix this problem with less ambitious rate cuts on ordinary income, or by raising taxes on capital income.

Also, as the federal government has become less ambitious in seeking solutions to social problems, in the eras of Newt Gingrich and Bill Clinton, the states have become battlegrounds for emotional issues like abortion, health care and the financing of public schools.

As environmentalists point out, rich countries that spurn coal-fired power while exporting the rocks to countries with less ambitious emissions targets are merely shifting the problem around the globe.

We have rendered these to visualise the final design and I can confirm that, despite problems, fears Apple would fall back on a less ambitious 'Plan B' are unfounded.

Less ambitious schemes would be more likely to succeed.Hardly any of Africa's problems will be solved without sustained economic growth, but African leaders do not seem to be giving this the attention it deserves.

Often considered to be less profitable, less scalable and generally less ambitious than their mainstream counterparts, the founders of companies attempting to solve global social problems have often been considered to operate in a category of their own; unable to compete with the best startups and scaleups in the world.

The problem with Woodford's homespun lines is that some of the less ambitious pieces fall flat; the everyday remains ordinary.

Staples was less ambitious.

Hannah is far less ambitious.

The shoes were no less ambitious.

The new migrants are less ambitious, and they come into a less ambitious atmosphere.