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ambitious

[am-bish-uhs] / æmˈbɪʃ əs /




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Shareholders have since approved a new record pay package for Musk, which could turn him into a trillionaire provided that he can achieve ambitious milestones for the company.

From MarketWatch

“Lazarus” is also ambitious in its commitment to emulating live-action filmmaking techniques, blending a variety of animation styles with sequences with floating electronic melodies and action sequences designed by John Wick creator Chad Stahelski.

From Salon

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said Bradford 2025 had made her "proud to be British", adding: "I am very excited to see how this ambitious district builds on these achievements for the future."

From BBC

Axel Springer “probably could have been even more ambitious,” said Jon Miller, chief executive of Integrated Media, an investor in digital media.

From The Wall Street Journal

Gary moved on to found Global Crossing in 1997, persuading backers to fund an ambitious plan to thread new fiber across the Atlantic Ocean.

From The Wall Street Journal