Sentence examples for starts ambitious from inspiring English sources

All tech starts ambitious.

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

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

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.

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

Construction progressed in fits and starts while ambitious plans were drawn and the economy faltered.

He rebuilt Miranda's outpatient-clinic network and started an ambitious school-building project.

Mrs Abacha started an ambitious women's group of her own, the Family Economic Advancement Programme.

Mr. O'Hagan said that the company had started with ambitious sales targets of 20,000 motorcyles.

Sony, meanwhile, has started an ambitious internal project it optimistically calls "death of the clamshell".