Sentence examples for little ambitious from inspiring English sources
The plan might sound a little ambitious, given the recession.
In that context, getting Americans to recognise the technological prowess of Spanish companies looks a little ambitious.
His place-kicking was largely accurate, if a little ambitious at times, his range of skills extensive.
This, he concedes, was a nice idea in theory, but perhaps a little ambitious in practice: "It was a kind of Spinal Tap thing.
For a small country like Britain, the idea of claiming one of the longest footpaths in the world sounds a little ambitious.
Others, far fewer in number, prefer something a little more ambitious.
C. Vivian Stringer, the Rutgers coach, said the schedule might have been a little too ambitious.
And it's here that things perhaps seem a little less ambitious at present.
"He wished he was a little more ambitious," Mr. Heughens said.
The real challenge is to make the visual art offering a little more ambitious.
