Sentence examples for sufficiently ambitious from inspiring English sources

I was not sufficiently ambitious".

Precious time has been lost to engage in sufficiently ambitious mitigation and adaptation policies under the auspices of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.

The EU also emphasised its willingness to increase its target for cutting greenhouse gases 30% by 2020, compared with 1990 levels, if the rest of the world signs up to a sufficiently ambitious package in Copenhagen.

One was battling for all men and women to have a greater freedom.' Commentators have argued over whether Abse was sufficiently ambitious with the substance of the bill, but there is no doubt that he was an adept tactician.

The emissions goals, to come into force from 2020, will be set at a national level, but after they are published there will be a chance for other countries to scrutinise them and assess whether they are fair and sufficiently ambitious.

Before this can happen, it is crucial thatall countries set out national targets on emissions well in advance of the Paris talks, so that other participants can assess the targets – which would lay out cuts into the 2020s and beyond – and can see whether they are sufficiently ambitious to head off dangerous levels of climate change.

Any sufficiently shameless and ambitious politician knows that a smoothly delivered fabrication on live television impresses millions more than will read the next day's refutations.

U.S. credibility "could suddenly weaken if sufficiently detailed and ambitious plans to reduce deficits and debts are not forthcoming," the fund said.

In that respect, it's worth noting that both the United States and Japan lack sufficiently detailed and ambitious medium-term plans to reduce their debt ratios.

The House of Commons public accounts committee (est 1861) has long been a prestigious body, one whose ranks ambitious and sufficiently numerate MPs have ached to join.

Yet by the 1970s that flow had diminished to a trickle — not because scientists lacked imagination, but because they lacked sufficiently powerful energy sources to drive the ambitious devices they were dreaming up.