Sentence examples for tough ambition from inspiring English sources

Many would argue that that is a tough ambition to fulfil - whether in religion, politics or our private lives.

The scarcity of placements makes this ambition tough to achieve, and is why local authorities are often dependent on commercial fostering providers who can sometimes offer a place when a council's own supply has run out.

Welcome to a decade full of tough choices, indecision, ambition and insecurity.

But regional instability and low trading volumes on the exchange pose tough challenges to that ambition.

On executive pay, Patten did start by talking tough, by criticising "the ambition of BBC employees to be paid almost the same as a bankers at Barclays".

Others have pointed to her hard work and ambition, ideal physique for swimming and the tough but sophisticated training regime she has undergone in both China and Australia.

Having surrounded himself with powerful figures, he will face the prospect of making tough decisions when the ambitions of his heavyweights clash, or if their cherished schemes cannot get through Congress.

Tapping this genius requires a new leadership mindset — enough ambition to address tough problems, enough humility to know you don't have all the answers.

Many have commented on the similarities of atmosphere and energy between these two world cities, their blends of tough realism, satiric wit, bounding ambition and artistic innovation.

The semi-final games will be tough – but we have the ambition and the motivation to face up to those challenges.

That ambition has proved tough to realize in UBS Americann operations.