Sentence examples for prime ambition from inspiring English sources

The prime ambition of a bright local remains a job in the very well paid civil service, says Lyn Lee.

"In this instance they demonstrated their lack of integrity for no advantage as I had already, as part of my frank discussions with the fan groups, advised them that I had no prime ambition to invest further in the club but will do so if no other investors come forward.

To lead a victorious leave campaign would bolster his prime ministerial ambitions.

The missile crisis has done Mr Abe's prime ministerial ambitions no harm at all.

Many argue that the rise of Mr. Modi in the party eclipsed Mr. Advani's own prime ministerial ambitions.

Mr. Advani, 85, has dominated the B.J.P. for many years and had not yet given up his own prime ministerial ambitions.

Specifically, fear of media tycoons who used to boast that some of their newspapers had "won" elections and had left the prime ministerial ambitions of party leaders in ruins.

But he has prime ministerial ambitions and is trying to brand himself as more hawkish than Mr Olmert in anticipation of an election that could happen at any time.

Tony Blair's failure to gush similarly about Mr Brown probably has more to do with the chancellor's prime ministerial ambitions than it has with Mr Brown's performance.

Johnson breaks the strict code of "omerta" surrounding the Club, which is dominated by Etonians and only open to the wealthy and well-connected, in a new BBC profile, which explores his Prime Ministerial ambitions.

Mr Vajpayee, one of India's most admired politicians, will remain "taller" for as long as he remains active in BJP affairs though, aged 80, he has made it clear that he has no future party or prime ministerial ambitions.