Sentence examples for much less ambitious from inspiring English sources

Russell's ambitions are much less ambitious but no less earnest.

Though it involved some reform, the plan was much less ambitious than Doha had implied.

Its planned agenda will be much less ambitious than many opposition figures had sought.

Their goal was much less ambitious: selling devices that can "route" data traffic from one computer network to another.

The university has clashed repeatedly with its neighbors over much less ambitious expansion efforts of recent decades.

His new play, "Superior Donuts," which opened Saturday at the Steppenwolf Theater here, is a much less ambitious repast.

Although much less technically ambitious than its forerunner, "Tape" has a much sharper edge.

Like "Cloud Atlas," but much less formally ambitious, Sebastian Faulks's latest novel posits that human beings throughout time are joined in a kind of spiritual daisy chain.

Like Lena Dunham, Glover is obviously playing a much less successful and ambitious version of himself.

However, even taken together, the Clean Power Plan and a federal leasing moratorium would not be enough to put us on a pathway consistent with 2 degrees Celsius -- much less the more ambitious target of 1.5 degrees Celsius that scientists are now realizing we need to hit.

Still, as new forms of denialism continue to emerge, it is hard to imagine federal implementation of a climate plan any time soon, much less the sort of ambitious plan that would help keep the world below the 1.5-2C (2.7-3.6F) level of warming, per the Paris agreement.