Their differences didn't matter; all you could hear was their ambitious intelligence.
"The marquise had none of the great vices of ambitious women," the Abbé de Bernis wrote, "but she had all the pettiness and unreliability of women intoxicated with their looks and their self-proclaimed intelligence".
In 1839, the British invaded Afghanistan on the basis of dubious intelligence about a nonexistent threat: information about a single Russian envoy to Kabul, the Afghan capital, was manipulated by a group of ambitious hawks to create a scare about a phantom Russian invasion, thus bringing about an unnecessary, expensive and wholly avoidable conflict.
"We have a lot of ambitious clubs.
Startups were the inventions of ambitious engineers.
The pursuit teams are just the beginning of an ambitious effort that intelligence officials say could potentially add several hundred additional analysts to the more than 200 specialists who work on terrorism and watch list duties now, officials said.
Brigadier General Jeffrey Sinclair, a 51-year-old rising star of the United States' military command, allegedly forced the accuser, herself an ambitious Army intelligence captain, to give him oral sex in her office in Afghanistan.
Having artificial agents to autonomously produce human-like behaviour is one of the most ambitious original goals of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and remains an open problem nowadays.
Moreover, Judith Daire, Lucy Gilson and Susan Cleary (2014) described of three types of intelligence for healthcare managers including cognitive intelligence, emotional intelligence and social intelligence [ 40].
The quantity and the quality of his work show that this legendary description of him cannot be accurate: for at least 40 years La Fontaine, in spite of his apparent aimlessness, was an ambitious and diligent literary craftsman of subtle intelligence and meticulous conscientiousness.
