Sentence examples for more ambitious process from inspiring English sources
And beyond that plans for a Simpsons movie are well under way: "We're trying to tell a story that we wouldn't do on television and take advantage of a longer process and a more ambitious process for animation," says Groening, who looks uncannily like a live version of a character from Springfield, the fictional town where the show is set.
The failure of these talks may have led Cano to conclude that dialogue was futile; in any event, when President Andrés Pastrana attempted a much more ambitious peace process at the turn of the century – involving the demilitarisation of an area the size of Switzerland – Cano was a sceptic and maintained a low profile.
But as the company pursued it he realized that it would have to build something much more ambitious, in a process that ended up taking years and millions of dollars in investment.
I only wish that the Science Center, in particular, were more ambitious about that process.
That said, one source tells us Coinbase started out with an even more ambitious goal during the fundraising process, initially seeking to raise up to $150 million.
A fully probabilistic reasoning process is much more ambitious and the subject of current work.
Moving up the pyramid toward more ambitious purposes requires increasing sophistication and skill in the processes of consulting and in managing the consultant-client relationship.
Such studies may be seen as a first step toward a more ambitious goal of developing tools that promote consensus building processes in online communities.
IPM offers some ingredients of an institutional role model for a broader, more ambitious program that seeks to manage regional ecosystem services and processes in a sustainable manner.
The review process in the new ICAO rules may allow for more ambitious goals, but the first review won't occur until 2022.
But should the UN attempt a more ambitious scheme, it would prompt a fresh round of wrangling about how the process should be supervised.
