Sentence examples for the ongoing ambition from inspiring English sources

In this case the exercise was somehow both to "give dignity to the site and honor the ongoing ambition of a university".

He adds that most immediately, the funding will go towards Currency Cloud's ongoing ambition to expand deeper into the U.S. market.

Indeed, this is consistent with Erdogan's ongoing ambition to be a hero to the Arab 'man in the street,' as well as the foreign policy objectives of the ruling Justice and Development Party AKPP).

Learning more about these weather systems will inform Saraceno's ongoing ambition of building a community in the sky.

Hardware and the smart home have been particular focuses for Xiaomi, and its announcement of the Midea investment was accompanied by a reiteration of its ongoing ambition "to groom 100 startups so they become more than just manufacturing companies".

Groupon continues to roll out new products that point to the e-commerce company's ongoing ambitions to move beyond the daily deal and further into becoming a central hub for local and mobile commerce.

For Frances Morris, director of Tate Modern, the show is "momentous", a key reflection of her ongoing ambitions for the gallery to be a place that champions artists, particularly women, who have been neglected by an art world still heavily skewed towards European males.

Cameron and his government are worried that too much defense spending will undermine their ongoing ambitions to reduce the national deficit (because, obviously, they've been doing a great job on the economic stuff so far, what with unemployment on the rise, more and more children living below the poverty line, and extensive cuts that target the poorest and most vulnerable in society).

"We are sure his experiences of international football will complement his excellent contribution to Motherwell's ongoing ambitions," she added.

The Middle East pot is more than ever brimful with sticky problems, ranging from Iran's nuclear ambitions, to the ongoing agony of Iraq, to the humanitarian disaster of Darfur, to the shaky peace in Lebanon, to turbulence in internal Israeli politics and, never-endingly, to the misery of Palestine.

To explain why, he referenced former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's analysis of Chinese ambitions and the ongoing tensions between China and U.S. allies in the South China Sea.