Sentence examples for more ambitious at from inspiring English sources

Results show that pupils' educational choices are more ambitious at ethnically diverse schools.

Michael Levi of the Council on Foreign Relations said the proposal "looks more ambitious, at least for the electricity sector, than the climate bills that failed last year".

They called their plan the Continental Association, so clearly this is more ambitious at least in what they're suggesting it is, in their desire for what they want it to be.

That's why Bruce Reynolds (played so spellbindingly by Luke Evans) and his gang try something a little bit more ambitious at Bridego railway bridge in Buckinghamshire the following August, relieving a Royal Mail train of £2.6m and nearly getting away with it.

Many said the book, which urges women to speak up and be more ambitious at work, was less relevant for women of color, who face different challenges at the office.

I have the vague sense that I wish Harbach had been more ambitious at the risk of being less accessible or readable, but I'm sure if he had he wouldn't have been given that hunk of money and books wouldn't have been written about the publishing of the book.

They find value in delivering a so-called bolstering range offer, one that includes the single-figure offer you might plan to make at one end and a more ambitious number at the other end.

The biotech comparator is also a toehold for environmental NGOs to step in and criticise SB as an even more ambitious attempt at industry gaining control over natural resources at the expense of citizens and communities being afflicted with risk, combining risk and ethics frames in a peculiar but well-tried perspective of David versus Goliath [36,59].

At the same time cornerstones were laid for even more ambitious buildings at major institutions like Columbia, Riverside Church, St . Lukes Hospital, Union Theological Seminary and the Church of Notre Dame.

Then he could adopt a more ambitious strategy at next week's debate in Nevada.

Lisa Phillips, director of the New Museum, said she created the new job to spearhead the more ambitious programs at the institution.