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ambition

[am-bish-uhn] / æmˈbɪʃ ən /




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“Our goals for 2026 are to grow net sales, deliver another year of double-digit operating margin and grow earnings per share, all while making strategic investments that will fuel our long-term global ambition,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sensibility and natural eclecticism, rather than unchecked ambition, is what propels Joseph; he has an innate knack for assembling bands and ensembles, good taste and good timing.

From Los Angeles Times

They said their report highlighted tensions between Scotland's rewilding ambitions and concerns over agricultural damage and potential disease risk.

From BBC

No specific disclosure requirement applies, however, to the so-called power purchase agreements that tech companies are striking to fuel their AI ambitions.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is an experiment, and a small window into how Ethiopia's broader digital ambitions may play out in everyday life.

From BBC