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ambitious

[am-bish-uhs] / æmˈbɪʃ əs /




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Should one give a lowball forecast to investors only to over deliver later, or be ambitious and do everything possible to stick to the promised goal?

From The Wall Street Journal

Would you say you were ambitious as a child?

From Los Angeles Times

New Yorkers swept Mamdani into office on the basis of an ambitious affordability agenda that includes curbing soaring rents, expanding free child care and creating a free bus system.

From The Wall Street Journal

An ambitious paralegal, Banna said she embraced the role she had in empowering residents to take on companies suspected of polluting their neighborhoods.

From Los Angeles Times

Funds from the IPO are expected to help SpaceX pay for its ambitious goals, which include sending Starship rockets to Mars and potentially solving the AI industry’s energy problem.

From MarketWatch