Sentence examples for perhaps ambitious from inspiring English sources
Some 20,000 have since been let out, by the government's perhaps ambitious estimate.
It is, perhaps, ambitious to ask Obama to learn Chinese, but Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's decent Mandarin has set a formidable standard for heads of state.
Although the review focused on update data from trials which tend to be higher than in real world settings, the original (and perhaps ambitious) target rate of 75% for NHSHC uptake in England was based on economic modelling for cost-effectiveness.
Third, and perhaps obviously, ambitious reporting is expensive.
Daniel Radcliffe is perhaps more ambitious about a post-Potter career.
I could hardly rustle up another, younger, perhaps more ambitious quartet on such short notice.
Loroupe, perhaps overly ambitious, has run 29 races this year, including the London, Rome, Olympic and New York City Marathons.
It is perhaps too ambitious, although ambition is not a sin in my book.
But some associates said they wondered if he was perhaps more ambitious than he had let on.
The Netherlands in Nagasaki Huis Ten Bosch is the largest and perhaps most ambitious of Japan's cultural theme parks.
