Sentence examples for more ambitious challenge from inspiring English sources

A paralysed Leicestershire woman who walked the London Marathon route in a "bionic" suit says she is planning a "more ambitious" challenge.

We need to set ourselves a more ambitious challenge.

A more ambitious challenge lies in the need to be able to efficiently deal with the steady stream of updates to model data (such as genomic references), bioinformatics tools and analysis procedures.

MDG 3 aims to eliminate gender disparities in primary and secondary education preferably by 2005 and at all levels by 2015, but also addresses the more ambitious challenge to achieve gender equality in education and throughout the various spheres of society for all age groups, which is a much more complex and profoundly challenging endeavour than reaching gender parity.

Congratulations!" As seemingly modest as the Gill case is, it could help create a favorable climate for more ambitious challenges, including the Perry case.

The more ambitious the challenge, the more energized you will feel.

Having written a book a few years ago calling for the development community to grow out of its aid obsession and focus more on what rich countries can do to change some of the structural issues that keep people poor, I now find myself among a seeming minority who insist not only that aid needs to remain, but that it should be increased substantially to meet ever more ambitious global challenges.

"It needs to be more ambitious and to challenge students a bit more.

"Engineers love challenges, and no challenge is more ambitious or ridiculous than building an operating system at the scale of the datacenter.

He (or she) will have to stay in Iraq, engage in the Israel-Palestine conflict on the side of Israel, confront a tougher Russia, deal with an ever more ambitious China, and face the challenge of global warming.

Obviously, Melissa was nervous, and it certainly showed on the dance floor, but she was also challenged with more ambitious footwork.