Sentence examples for more ambitious research from inspiring English sources

Microsoft, which has done some of the more ambitious research in identity management, is more focused on hiding users' identities online than on exposing them.

One of his more ambitious research goals is to develop cryptographic protocols that are so simple that a human could execute them without receiving assistance from a trusted computer.

The micro-simulation modeling can thus be seen as a first step in a more ambitious research program that incorporates behavioral responses in a more advanced phase.

A more ambitious research agenda would consider interventions to enhance value congruence, assessing their impact over time.

Over the past few decades, Wall Street's ability to reward shorter-term, risk-averse thinking has hobbled the once formidable research labs of corporations like IBM and has driven virtually every major American tech company away from basic and more ambitious applied research.

It would take only a small fraction of the revenue a carbon pricing system would produce to fund a much more ambitious clean-energy research agenda.

Some Democrats countered that Mr. Bush sounded in his address like he was building up for making the case for far more ambitious stem-cell research only to propose a compromise that did not live up to his remarks.

Moreover, it is counter-intuitive to let emissions grow while at the same time implementing a more ambitious post-2020 theget," the research says.

In "Holding Down Drug Prices" (editorial, Nov. 28), you call for more ambitious efforts to support comparative drug research to identify those agents that work best.

The administration's laser research is far more ambitious than a previous effort by the Clinton administration nearly a decade ago to develop an anti-satellite laser.

Our more ambitious hope is to generate a collaborative research agenda with normative, empirical, and practical aims.