Sentence examples for more ambitious programs from inspiring English sources

Other companies have established more ambitious programs.

But microplots are a feasible cure for landlessness when more ambitious programs have failed.

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

The utilities, in the past limited to handing out high-efficiency light bulbs or pamphlets on home insulation, were asked to operate more ambitious programs.

Thus, progressive governments must redirect their emphasis from job training and reskilling initiatives and be willing to contemplate more ambitious programs of public investment and direct employment.

But with its growing base of subscribers hascome a bigger budget, and the channel has plowed that into more varied, and more ambitious, programs.

Without them, the balcony cannot be reopened and more ambitious programming cannot be scheduled.

Michigan was anxious for statehood so that it might undertake a more ambitious program of internal improvements.

In 1957, the Department of Agriculture's Plant Pest Control men were also busy launching an even more ambitious program in the South.

A "slower but more sustainable, less fiscally risky catch-up is preferable to a more ambitious program of financial sector expansion that ends badly," the report says.

Beginning with his 1971 collection, "The Night Mirror: Poems," however, he adopted a more ambitious program, writing poetry of formidable difficulty, often in longer forms.