Sentence examples for substantially more ambitious from inspiring English sources
The fact that some poor countries have met the two-thirds reduction [in child mortality] is quite astonishing". The 2030 agenda is substantially more ambitious than the Millennium Development Goals.
Although such a deal would help spur the global economy, the scale of the negotiations has been cut back substantially from the far more ambitious "Doha Round" of trade talks, which dragged on for a decade before finally collapsing in 2011.
Having written a book a few years ago calling for the development community to grow out of its aid obsession and focus more on what rich countries can do to change some of the structural issues that keep people poor, I now find myself among a seeming minority who insist not only that aid needs to remain, but that it should be increased substantially to meet ever more ambitious global challenges.
In his press conference Mr Bernanke clarified what that meant: a drop in the unemployment rate to about 7%.Some market participants were reckoning on a more ambitious definition of "substantially".
On the other hand, I feel it lacks a substantially critical approach to current activities in this area and a more ambitious stance as regards the future.
On the other hand, if a more ambitious climber were to reach the spot first, they might make the route substantially harder by placing bolts farther apart or along a more difficult line.
Others are more ambitious.
"We deserve substantially more.
Ambitious expectations of tax receipts from the Swiss deal followed a similar agreement with Liechtenstein which has delivered £800m — substantially more than expected.
Other overhauls are more ambitious.
