Sentence examples for start ambitious from inspiring English sources

A pluralistic movement that would run local campaigns and start ambitious community initiatives, such as food banks, for instance.

Start ambitious projects and see them through from start to finish.

Without the Olympics to jump-start ambitious redevelopment of that part of the city, could the city go it alone?

All tech starts ambitious.

HOUSTON — While most large American cities have started ambitious recycling programs that have sharply reduced the amount of trash bound for landfills, Houston has not.

With falling tourism, some of the larger (and richer) museums are starting ambitious advertising campaigns aimed at local — and younger — audiences.

Several other universities, including Princeton, Harvard, Brown and Yale, have recently started ambitious capital campaigns, and new arts campuses with up-to-date museums are generally on the wish list.

... It's consistency over time". Shaw said, "Start where you are, start small". "As the holidays wind down, people start to get ambitious," she said.

Rüger said: "It is really fascinating to start an ambitious and commercial product of this kind.

After Apollo ends, NASA will start its ambitious Skylab program, with the first launch ing scheduled for November , 1972

A grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation in late 1986 allowed Berlin to start the ambitious project of cataloguing contemporary Mayan medicine and its array of herbs.