Examples of using More ambitious in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Nonetheless, I think that even more ambitious goals can be reached.
set a new, more ambitious one.
The CDC should be more ambitious. More like our friends in Finland,
Using this‘normal' genome, a more ambitious project, The Cancer Genome Atlas,
German counterpart Peter Altmaier, we shall put forward propositions for reforming these rules and and creating a more ambitious European industrial policy.
Among the more ambitious aims is the ability to print types of human tissue, and ultimately entire organs.
But anti-poverty campaigners have been lobbying for something more ambitious- a“living wage”,
Say something about wrapping it up with a wider and more ambitious initiative(which is what they did).
Mr Soon-Shiong's deep pockets could also help prop up a larger newsroom and more ambitious, far-reaching journalism.
is in its way not less remarkable than the poetic power of his more ambitious works.
A group from the nonprofit research institute Battelle is taking on a more ambitious challenge.
I don't know if we know enough yet to be more ambitious,” says Kahneman,“But the knowledge that currently exists in psychology is being put to very good use.”.
Dr. Soon-Shiong's deep pockets could also help prop up a larger newsroom and more ambitious, far-reaching journalism.
If you like more ambitious options, you can choose a plain coating with additional decor.
There are also more ambitious uses envisaged for further down the line, such as autonomous deliveries in urban areas.
Along with his German counterpart Peter Altmaier he would‘make a number of proposals to reform these competition regulations and create a more ambitious European industrial policy.'.
As we become more ambitious in attempts to organize our lives and our environment,
But the fact is, I have designed a more ambitious series of devices that I know your percipient mind will take interest in.
cloth, and then try to implement more ambitious plans.
but far more ambitious, thin, deep,