Sentence examples for possible ambition from inspiring English sources

I don't like not being able to see their eyes". Talk in the town was linking the column to Mr Straw's possible ambition to be Labour deputy leader - or, conversely, to a theory that he was not planning to fight Blackburn again and had things to get off his chest.

The unrest in Syria, defence and concerns over Iran's possible ambitions for nuclear weapons will also be high on the agenda.

The king subsequently released Geoffrey from the oath, the initial swearing of which was apparently another of Richard's efforts to keep Geoffrey's possible ambitions towards the English throne in check.

He also emphasises the practical importance of seeking to devise reductions for as many properties as possible: that ambition is "the natural and proper ambition of the scientists" (1933, p. 268).

Asked if the government's high-profile drive to ensure every patient receives high-quality, safe care all of the time was possible – an ambition prompted by last year's landmark report into the Mid Staffs scandal – he replied: "No.

The Obama administration has continued its peaceful negotiations with Iran undeterred and appears to be making progress in restraining any possible nuclear ambition in Tehran.

And what does it all mean for Christie's re-election, and any possible presidential ambitions?

Hollywood is abuzz over the possible political ambitions of the actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, a Republican.

As he lashed out at Congress, his possible presidential ambitions seemed never far from the surface.

Some speculate that this time around the issue might also make a nice platform for DeMint's possible presidential ambitions.

It's quite possible his ambitions reach beyond away trips to Macclesfield, Brentford's next destination this coming Saturday.