Despite the restrictions on Viennese musical life imposed by the war with France, Beethoven had no difficulty in getting his most ambitious works performed, largely because of the generosity of such patrons as Prince Lichnowsky, who at one point made him a regular allowance of 600 florins a year.
The proposed merger between the German and London exchanges was the most ambitious of those efforts, because it would have united Europe's two biggest bourses, but that merger fell apart because of opposition within Britain and because the two exchanges were never able to explain fully how they planned to unify a market that would operate under two separate legal systems.
The last hurrah of the Serpentine Gallery director Julia Peyton Jones, this summer's Serpentine Pavilion extravaganza will be the most ambitious yet – not only because architectural "bigamist" Bjarke Ingels is conjuring a teetering tower of perspex blocks, but because four other architects have been commissioned to join the fun, and are building a group of summer houses nearby.
Even before the launch, Popovkin warned that the mission, the nation's most ambitious in years, was risky because the probe was built with 90% unproven technology.
The company's Stamford project was by far its most ambitious undertaking to date, and, because of its size, at least as near to the fringes of the Antares niche as the mansions had been.
The Connecticut River Plein Air Invitational, a joint effort of the society and the Connecticut River Museum, is one of the most ambitious projects the group has undertaken because it is longer and includes several events, Ms. Zisk said.
Where to Invade Next is Moore's best, most ambitious, most powerful film to date because it shows Americans not how crummy things are, but how great they could be.
There are few credible alternative buyers for the systems because many of the most ambitious cable operators in Europe are themselves struggling with high debt and big losses.
Plot aside, Netflix's "Bright" is one of its most ambitious deals to date, and not only because of its price tag or its magical creature-filled storyline.
How would they react when the label rejected their most ambitious work of art on an album because it would not sell?
