Sentence examples for the general ambition from inspiring English sources
But concerns have also been raised about detailed development happening behind closed doors, now the general ambition for the Dryline has been accepted and handed over to the city to deliver – with BIG's team subcontracted to corporate engineering consultancy, AKRF.
They need to build on the general ambition from the autumn Tests but zone in on individual weaknesses.
The general ambition is to protect, promote and whenever possible integrate the multiple forms of knowledge (not only scientific) and the diversity of languages, concepts and models in ways that support transitions to sustainability.
Still, some of Tabata's more grandiose comments about FFXV's intended complexity – round-the-clock NPC schedules to complement the day-night cycle, the promise of seamlessly entering and leaving cities in real time, the general ambition of how closely he wants to mimic reality in a digital space – seem like stronger ideas than Final Fantasy has had in years.
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Author: Bruce Ravesloot Background: The evaluation team acknowledges upfront the general ambition and the complex operating environment of the program.
It is also at odds with the more general ambition of the manuscript to extract evolutionary information about archaeal genome evolution (which they do when focusing e.g. on horizontal gene transfer and gene gain/loss).
The general feelgood ambition of the project is also suggested by the frequent use of pop-video interludes, in which the action happens silently against a record.
Many towns have long worked to expand summer tourism out of a general ambition to grow, and some places already have more visitors in summer than in winter.
Yet the more one reads about Apple and Google the more their general ambitions and management styles blur together.
Ms. Broadwell does not say why in the book, although in the interview she said that the White House was nervous about the general's ambitions.
