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Meanings of more ambitious in English

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Usage of more ambitious in English
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Experts said they were far more ambitious than the party's current policy.
The Guardian
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CEO Loescher already said earlier this month that goal become more ambitious.
Reuters
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We have much more ambitious targets to achieve in 2012, he said.
The Irish Times
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She had decided to pressure her son onto a more ambitious course.
Anthill: a novel
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As your project grows more ambitious, the cash problem grows with it.
Wired
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A small take-up could increase pressure for more ambitious sovereign debt purchases.
Reuters
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Everything has changed so it's a much more ambitious undertaking, Anderson said.
Reuters
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But the high global temperatures also made even more ambitious projects feasible.
The Irish Times
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And that the European Union would have set even more ambitious targets.
The Irish Times
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This game also brings a more ambitious scale to its urban environments.
Wired
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I also hoped that we could have a more ambitious outcome document.
The Guardian
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But these are rather more ambitious than those in the village church.
A Woman-Hater
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Boasberg ordered that the department should aim for a more ambitious deadline.
The Guardian
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The Advent broadcasts provide a window into Digby's larger, more ambitious project.
Radio NZ
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Already some miners are scaling back on their more ambitious expansion plans.
Reuters
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In the next year, A.D. 580, he formed a more ambitious project.
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