Sentence examples for long-range ambitions from inspiring English sources

Pearce's promising comeback has not included a recalculation of his long-range ambitions.

Among Airport Lounge Development's long-range ambitions is persuading airlines to hand off operations of some of their lounges to the company.

Re "Business Students Do an About-Face" (Business Day, Feb. 14): While immediate career prospects for business school students are undoubtedly different this year from last year, a closer look suggests that the long-range ambitions of my colleagues have remained steady.

He explains how North Korea's long-range ambitions are still, probably, a long way off.

"One day at a time, one play at a time, one meeting at a time," Tebow said in response to the inevitable question about his long-range ambition.

At Google, the Microsoft talk of a "decision engine" is regarded as a clever turn of phrase that merely describes the long-range ambition of search and information retrieval, as the field was called in the years before the Internet.

It will make the conservative faction more doctrinaire, polarise the court further, and set the stage for a battle royal when a truly liberal justice, like the 85-year-old John Paul Stevens, finally retires.Turn to the rightThe big question for Mr Bush is how far he wants to advance the long-range ambition of social conservatives to change the court fundamentally.

As for Antony, Ms. Schiff writes, he had "immediate, practical needs" — Egypt's wealth could help underwrite his military ambitions — that dovetailed with Cleopatra's "long-range imperial ambitions" and her "thirst for territory".

Whatever forces may be at play, taking a look at present dynamics, any American woman with long-range political ambitions might do well to also look to her nursery.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said in an annual New Year's speech on 1 January that he was ready for war if provoked by "invasive" outsiders, but he stayed away from past threats involving the country's nuclear weapons and long-range missile ambitions.

American officials acknowledge that the launching would be the first major test for Mr. Obama in dealing with North Korea's ambitions to field long-range missiles and nuclear weapons.