Sentence examples for rather more ambitious from inspiring English sources

For the other special zones, not to mention the rest of the country, something rather more ambitious will be needed.(Picture credit: AFP).

Lord knows how all this may be abused by future governments which in terms of numbers may be rather more ambitious than yours.

It was never in very much doubt although Everton, who will bring a rather more ambitious approach to the game, should provide a different test on Sunday.

Judging by the last 2,000 years or so, this is a rather more ambitious plan than merely reconverting England – but he seemed entirely serious about it.

India Ink's Mumbai bureau set out on a rather more ambitious iftar, visiting some of the most popular restaurants to break the Ramadan fast, widely referred to as Ramzan in India.

- Anna Holmes 'Girls': A Frank, Funny Look at 20-Somethings, Genital Warts and All, The Atlantic [Girls] demands that we do something rather more ambitious than enjoy watching a teenage girl slay vampires or feel the thrill of sympathizing with a murderous criminal.

By limiting their activity to music and low-key political discussion rather than more ambitious civil disobedience, the protesters have remained untouched by police.

With Pakistan's economy suffering a grievous blow, the administration could be forced to redirect parts of its $7.5 billion economic aid package for Pakistan to urgent needs like rebuilding bridges, rather than more ambitious goals like upgrading the rickety electricity grid.

She is dubious about Mr. Dillon's jealously guarded conviction rate, saying it makes his office more willing to cut deals to protect its statistics rather than risk more ambitious prosecutions.

Heggie's characteristic phrases almost always turn downwards, closing in on themselves, rather than expanding to more ambitious directions.

Hellenism probably would not have been possible, at least not in the form we know it, if it had had to build directly on the rather more narrow and less ambitious bases of the individual civilizations of Babylon, Egypt, or Greece.