Sentence examples for notably ambitious from inspiring English sources

Mr. Minos's work is utterly solid without being notably ambitious.

He had no political aspirations, nor did he impress those who met him and admired him as notably ambitious.

That perspective is notably ambitious, given that volumetric water footprints contain information pertaining to just one resource, with no consideration of scarcity values, opportunity costs, or the impacts of water use on the environment, livelihoods, or human health.

But Mr Brabeck is being notably ambitious: no firm of comparable complexity is making its management structure so flat.Mr Maucher used to say in private that Nestlé is all about marketing.

That is the way to read Samuel Berger's speech at Georgetown University on Tuesday, when he linked the duration of American involvement to a notably ambitious set of policy goals.

China's investments are striking, and they have been deployed in pursuit of notably ambitious goals.

The SCSL is notably less ambitious in scope than the International Criminal Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.

It's also a notably more ambitious relay than that seen when London last hosted the Olympics.

Notably, this ambitious definition for response was achieved by almost one-third (approximately 30%) of the 404 subjects who participated in this study.

His administration focused on improving the livability of the central business district, most notably through an ambitious urban beautification project.

Other nations, notably Russia and China, have ambitious plans and could spur a space race like the one that sent Americans to the Moon.