Sentence examples for worthwhile ambitions from inspiring English sources

Without such an overarching plan, he wrote, worthwhile ambitions can "end up abandoned in frustration or done poorly".

Is getting a degree a worthwhile ambition, or should students pursue other paths?

That's understandable, for 60 million people had to die before most found it a worthwhile ambition.

There is little argument that a rebalancing of the economy with a lesser reliance on consumer spending and greater emphasis on manufacturing and exports is a worthwhile ambition.

I find their programme a curious mixture of worthwhile ambition and unrealism: unrealism because I think there are problems about timetables and the machinery of the Community that are not reflected in the programme they have published.

For the grand design of the book is impressive, and its ambitions worthwhile and close to achievement.

It has been time-consuming and hard work – Hahnemann completed 50 hours of flying under instruction before he got his licence and spent many more with his head buried in text books – but everything feels worthwhile now a lifelong ambition has been fulfilled.

We propose to take the openness to and respect for differences as an ambition that is worthwhile testing, but consider it not to be immune to one of the most important ingredients of critical complexity: critical reflection.

Always glad to snark it up, Mr. Rabin can also be mournful when reflecting on how worthwhile failures like "Heaven's Gate" diminished Hollywood's ambitions, then and now.

The explosive growth of the Manhattan landscape, fueled by a great influx of manpower and ambition, is told visually in a modest but worthwhile exhibit inside Castle Clinton, (212) 344-7220, in Battery Park.

"Everyone knows there's a lot of struggle here, and you have to have ambition, you have to have drive, but the thing that makes it worthwhile is — what?" he explained.