Sentence examples for the ambitious task of from inspiring English sources

Doniger sets herself the ambitious task of writing "a narrative alternative to the one constituted by the most famous texts in Sanskrit".

Gary Street's side have set themselves the ambitious task of going unbeaten in this competition, before challenging for the title of world champions.

Realizing the inadequacy of current criteria for assigning species to their appropriate genera, he undertook the ambitious task of compiling an unambiguous descriptive classification of all seed plants.

Neil himself came on as an executive producer, we hired the excellent screenwriter Jack Thorne, and we started in on the ambitious task of adapting one of the most beloved and boundary-pushing titles in the world of comics.

In the past several months, a cross-functional team of journalists, designers and technologists — as well as project and product managers and sales staff — has taken on the ambitious task of redesigning NYTimes.com.

When authors take on the ambitious task of explaining thousands of years of history, they are inevitably dogged by critics who argue that they have trimmed the facts to fit the thesis.

Then I learned about an opportunity to work with an interdisciplinary team on the ambitious task to develop a new form of chemotherapy.

Many of the American officers involved in training Afghan soldiers had participated in the similarly ambitious task of training the Iraqi Army from 2004 to 2010.

In addition to signaling the shift from "preventing" towards the more ambitious task of "eliminating" new HIV infections among children, the plan also seeks to halve AIDS-related maternal mortality.

In developing Anusara yoga, Friend took on the highly ambitious task of creating a school of yoga that would simplify the teaching of all of the different aspects of hatha yoga, without creating a cookie-cutter practice or sacrificing the depth of experience.

He next undertook the most ambitious task of preparing a descriptive classification of all known seed plants, Prodromus Systematis Naturalis Regni Vegetabilis (17 vol., 1824 73), for which he prepared the first seven volumes.