ambitious goal

Just how that ambitious goal might be met, however, was left up in the air.

If it seems an ambitious goal, let me ask you a simple question.

The campaign's very ambitious goal: a budget of $37 million.

It is not enough that we should set ambitious goals.

By any measure, Europe will have a hard time meeting its own ambitious goals.

The ambitious goal was to be ready for the playoffs.

The product clearly failed in terms of taking on such an ambitious goal.

Despite Obama's more ambitious goals, the plan's budget is not expected to increase.

It has not been possible to achieve this ambitious goal.

It was an ambitious goal, and things seemed promising at first.

The second half of the program has an ambitious goal: giving each child a horse.

"That would seem to be a pretty ambitious goal in and of itself, Captain."

But it has ambitious goals, and a record of achievement.

Putting weapons that have yet to be designed into space in 10 years is an ambitious goal.

The new target cuts even that ambitious goal by some 18 months.

In any case, the ambitious goal of getting the economic crisis under control could not be achieved.

But ambitious goals, he said, are needed to get things moving with a real sense of urgency and political will.

The economy failed to reach the ambitious goals of the first plan, although investment and growth were high.

Certainly one reason is that many had a more ambitious goal over the last couple of decades: to build a powerful political movement.

Getting up out of the wheelchair was an ambitious goal that he wouldn't attempt for a few weeks.

Any movement with such ambitious goals must be patient and take the long view about its prospects for success.

Therefore, for change to happen, we must set ourselves precisely this ambitious goal.

The Commission has now announced that it is a very ambitious goal to consider this.

He offered no blueprint on how to reach such ambitious goals.

I also like the ambitious goals of the report.