Sentence examples for more ambitious strategy from inspiring English sources

Then he could adopt a more ambitious strategy at next week's debate in Nevada.

Without speed, he believes, you are doomed.Over the past year he has been developing a more ambitious strategy, at first constructed around Chrysler, but now including Opel.

Its clients include the Gates Foundation and Bono's campaigning organisation, DATA (Debt, AIDS, Trade, Africa).Bain adopted an even more ambitious strategy.

But they said a "broader, more ambitious strategy," including further opening of markets to exports from the poorest countries, was needed for poverty reduction.

And changes that may seem trivial at first will be seen in a very different light once they are presented as part of a broader and more ambitious strategy.

And with each test, most recently the launching on Friday of a missile that according to some estimates could strike most of the United States, the contours of a far more ambitious strategy grow clearer.

Our deeper understanding of carotenogenic gene regulation, in concert with the development of more effective multi-gene transfer systems for plants, has facilitated more ambitious strategies for the modulation of plant carotenoid biosynthesis not only in laboratory models but more importantly in staple food crops.

"The U.S. needs to commit to a more ambitious diplomatic strategy," he told me.

With Compaq breathing down its neck, having bought Digital Equipment Corporation, H-P needs to differentiate itself with a more ambitious services strategy than it has now.

"The next challenge will be setting a more ambitious carbon strategy operationally, which brings us closer to our carbon positive aspiration".

Other projects, such as the Belt and Road Initiative, come across alternatively as simply an economic development project, or a more ambitious geopolitical strategy to exert Chinese influence across the globe.