Sentence examples for more ambitious target from inspiring English sources

The stock market has a much more ambitious target for S.& P. 500 earnings than we do.

Clinton set a target of generating 33% of America's electricity from renewable sources, a more ambitious target than Obama.

The report estimated NSW would be the biggest beneficiary of the jobs on the more ambitious target, gaining 11,000 jobs.

The analysis also modelled a more ambitious target of a 35% emission cut by 2030 and found it would increase economic costs only slightly.

This is an even more ambitious target which could see global temperatures stabilised at around 1C above pre-industrial levels, according to the Met Office.

An even more ambitious target of 1.5°C (3°F) has increasingly become a topic of discussion, and is also visible on the graphic.

Many one-upped California by adopting even more ambitious targets.

Simply calling for "more effort" or "more ambitious targets" will not work.

The UK government will then explore even more ambitious targets, they said.

Several other countries including India, Norway, Ireland and the Netherlands have set much more ambitious targets for vehicle bans.

This would take such products from $10 billion in sales in 2004 to $20 billion by 2010, with more ambitious targets thereafter.