The Piëch-Porsche clan controls both VW and Porsche, a sports-car maker that is now being folded into VW after the failure of an overambitious and highly leveraged reverse takeover.
"I hope the unfolding events will make those irrelevant".But while the Serbs believe they can get candidate status, a date to start talks seems overambitious.
Mr Kato's supporters make no bones of the fact that they want their man to succeed him.The Hashimoto reforms that Mr Kato championed so eloquently now look overambitious.
That at least is the conventional wisdom in Sacramento, where the report is characteristically seen as overambitious.
In European Union summits he has been underprepared and overambitious.
The next moment he was unceremoniously dumped from the company, which then folded, the victim of overambitious expansion and Japanese competition.
If credit were too easy, he argued, entrepreneurs would embark on overambitious projects that take too long to reach fruition and make insupportable claims on society's resources.It is not hard to find overambitious projects in China: think of the country's "ghost cities", such as Ordos in Inner Mongolia, which is being built by government fiat long before people are ready to live in it.
"There is no legal security in Spain," he complains.Mr Miralda is the victim of a bungled, overambitious renewables programme.
An overambitious presidency, even one that wears the halo of the EU's ring of gold stars, can stir more enmity than praise.
Mr Jager carried the can for losing control of costs in pursuit of sales growth and for an overambitious reorganisation.
Climate change could become your version of health-care reform under Bill Clinton: an overambitious policy that dissipates your political capital early on.Of course, deferring serious action on climate change would have other nasty consequences.
