Come up against, To encounter or be faced with (a difficulty or barrier)., A lofty goal, An ambition that is high, impressive, and difficult to achieve., Face daunting odds, To confront a situation where the chances of success seem very low., A burning ambition, An intense, all-consuming desire to achieve something., Hit the jackpot, To achieve sudden, spectacular success (often by luck)., A tall order, A request or task that is very difficult to fulfill., Pull out all the stops, To make every possible effort to achieve something., Bank on something/someone, To rely or depend on something/someone completely., Harbor an ambition, To hold or cherish a secret hope or ambition for a long time., Move mountains, To achieve something that seems impossible through great effort., Follow through, To complete an action or promise that you have started., Live up to expectations, To be as good as others expected you to be., Press on/ahead, To continue determinedly, especially despite difficulties., Fall flat on your face, To fail completely and obviously in an attempt., Bite off more than you can chew, To try to do something that is too difficult for you., Go the extra mile, To make a special, additional effort., Aim for the stars, To set one's goals or ambitions extremely high., Set your sights on, To decide you want to achieve something and focus on it., Buckle down, To start working seriously and with determination., Aspire to, To have a strong desire to achieve or become something., Shoot for the moon, Similar to aim for the stars; to be highly ambitious., A resounding success, A great and very noticeable success., Achieve a breakthrough, To make an important discovery or a sudden, significant advance., A relentless pursuit, A persistent, tireless effort to achieve something., A moonshot, An extremely ambitious and risky project or goal., An overnight success, A sudden, seemingly quick success (often after much unseen work)., Meet with complete failure, To end in total lack of success., Face a formidable challenge, To confront a very difficult and intimidating task., Jump at the chance, To eagerly accept an opportunity., Result in failure, To have a particular outcome, which is a lack of success.

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