Widely described as ambitious, he has been linked to a 2014 run for attorney general or another statewide office.
But that reflected a lack of other widely agreed upon ambitious albums; maybe Mr. West was a titan in an off year.
In Nigeria, Africa's most populous country, an ambitious, widely praised plan to get generic drugs to 15,000 citizens has been hampered by bureaucracy, corruption and a scarcity of laboratories.
The reports suggest this level of passenger growth – widely seen as ambitious, since the Department for Transport forecasts a 127 per cent rise over the same period – could be achieved with a high charge on carbon emissions, which would raise the cost of airline tickets and thus reduce demand.
He is widely seen as an ambitious and skilled consensus-builder with a deep interest in education.
Mr. Pittman had been a highly visible and active executive at both America Online and AOL Time Warner, and he is widely viewed as exceedingly ambitious.
While the organization was widely praised for its ambitious use of social media to spread its message, it was also criticized by people who said the group simplified the complex problems facing the region.
Today, by contrast, each side of the Pacific is taking the measure of a tall, well-coifed politician — Mitt Romney and Xi Jinping — who is the heir to a politically powerful family, each with Harvard ties, each widely considered to be ambitious, studiously inoffensive, and more respected than loved.
THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM In the end, the biggest, most ambitious and widely reported studies of diet and health leave more or less undisturbed the main features of the Western diet: lots of meat and processed foods, lots of added fat and sugar, lots of everything — except fruits, vegetables and whole grains.
To meet that challenge, the president set an ambitious but widely shared goal: By 2020 the United States should once again have the highest proportion of college graduates in the world.
