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ambitious

[am-bish-uhs] / æmˈbɪʃ əs /




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Nasa says the landing will happen by 2028, but accepted this could be an ambitious time frame.

From BBC

Moscow’s inability to secure a swift victory against both Ukraine and then Prigozhin, despite multibillion-dollar upgrades to its military, suggested to Chinese leaders that ambitious modernization doesn’t automatically produce a formidable fighting force.

From The Wall Street Journal

But now AI can "elevate low-budget productions into more ambitious genres such as sci-fi, period drama and, now, action", Kwok says.

From BBC

At the time of his appointment, the prime minister said Sir Chris would be tasked with "the complete re-wiring of the British state to deliver bold and ambitious long-term reform".

From BBC

They instead focus on something more ambitious, and enigmatic: Viollet-le-Duc’s complex relationship to drawing itself.

From The Wall Street Journal