Sentence examples similar to shy actions from inspiring English sources
These two long and admirable biographies have surely dredged up all there is left to be known about this shy man of action who liked above all to be alone with the fish and birds on a remote Scottish island.
The introduction of the gains from climate change is a novel approach that should solely be seen in connection to the imperative to distribute the gains in a fair manner among all world inhabitants and as means to hopefully draw attention to climate change to agnostic market actors or those who shy away from action given the overall negative connotation of burden sharing and loss aversion.
The Chinese government does not shy from bold action to fight social ills.
Mondays ruling by the Court of the First Instance is widely seen to have validated the commissions aggressive stance in defending consumer freedoms, likely leading to more such cases in future – possibly an indication it wont shy from taking action against Apple.
This record demonstrates that the current FTC leadership is not shy about taking action where it sees fit to do so.
The answer depends on where one's priorities lie, though shying away from actions that would benefit the common good out of a fear of making enemies seems a cowardly, morally vacuous position to hold (and if this is the logic of our universities, then they probably deserve to take flak).
This suggests that the vignette can be a useful tool to capture (indirectly) the perceptions and actions of shy respondents, for example HIV-positive individuals who do not wish to reveal their status or personal experiences.
But Fields got lost after the trade to acquire Carmelo Anthony, seeming to shy away from the action.
Well-liked leaders, if they are honest with themselves, shy away from tough action because they fear it will hurt their reputation.
Israel, however, does not like to outsource its security – and does not usually shy away from taking action on foreign territory to protect its citizens and interests.
The appeal is likely to have little effect because other commission members traditionally shy away from formal action against specific countries.
