"pursuing ambitions" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to actively striving towards achieving one's goals or aspirations. Example: She dedicated all of her time and energy to pursuing her ambitions of becoming a successful businesswoman.
As the king and queen of shameless self-promotion, Kanye and Kim exhibit the perils of pursuing ambition at any cost, just like the Bard's Scottish (and sociopathic) husband and wife team.
Alfonso V (the Magnanimous; 1416 58) opted to pursue ambitions in Italy and generally neglected his peninsular domains.
Why designate just one time of year to pursue ambitions you should be chasing all along?
He will resign as leader of the CGIL on July 8th to pursue ambitions in left-wing politics, some think giving way to Guglielmo Epifani, his deputy.
Lee also points out that she was discriminated against for being a woman who not only needed but wanted to pursue ambitions outside the home.
That matters, too, and accelerators provide the right type of environment where individuals feel inspired to pursue ambitions.
Work as hard as you need to to be the best or very close to being among the best, but don't pursue ambitions you know you won't be good at.
Either they are career obsessives who neglect their children to pursue ambition, or if they stay at home they're either lazy benefit scroungers or rich, idle yummy mummies leaving children with nannies while they take spa days.
Biden urged his listeners not to fall victim to the human tendency to rationalize choices which pursue ambition at the expense of the needs of their loved ones or which pursue socially-mandated preferences over their own North Stars.
In other incidents, the sparring groups have been pursuing separatist ambitions.
