Sentence examples for more ambitious because from inspiring English sources

But it's also more ambitious because its completed symphonic journey is a self-conscious mark in the music-historical sand.

The other show of Chinese textiles opening next week is even more ambitious because it covers a longer time frame, from the 11th through the 18th centuries.

But New York's program is even more ambitious, because it holds back some students in every grade, instead of in selected grades.

In a sense the KABC partnership is more ambitious because it is relying not only on Waze's ability to locate users, but its ability to analyze large amounts of location data to provide newsworthy information immediately.

Ink and Norwegian say their new service is more ambitious because it is built on the carrier's Wi-Fi service, which is available on 80 percent of Norwegian's fleet of 68 planes.

"It is a plan for economic transformation, a new settlement that is not less ambitious because we live in a time of scarcity, but is more radical, more ambitious because it sets a new direction for Britain".

"This Is Us" makes people cry, even me, and, as far as I'm concerned, that's serving a public purpose, if only because, unlike its more ambitious predecessors, it's not constantly on the verge of cancellation.

Mr. Lamb declined to reveal Lowe's budget, although Mr. Osborn described the new advertising as "more ambitious and more calibrated because the messaging is more integrated across more channels".

The move stunned fellow lawmakers and friends, not only because Mr. Karben, 31, a Democrat, was seen as one of the more ambitious lawmakers, but also because he took the unusual step of resigning immediately instead of finishing his term.

"Fur" is a more ambitious work, in part because of Ms. Kidman, whose talent cannot obscure that she has been grievously miscast and left to indulge her mannered coyness.

But the president faces an enormous struggle to get his more ambitious proposals through Congress because of almost certain opposition from Republicans, who control the House, and some Democrats, especially in the Senate, which will start looking at the measure in the next two weeks.