Sentence examples for timid adjustments from inspiring English sources

The just-published Complementary Financial Law of 2015 was an opportunity widely expected in Algeria to address and include major changes much advocated by CARE and NABNI, yet the final document ended up with timid adjustments, leaving out heavy reforms that could really turn around the current economic paradigm, not sustainable any longer.

A rather timid boy, he found adjustment to the new environment difficult.

Nor timid.

He was timid, shy.

I was very timid.

That sounds too timid.

Yet bosses remain timid.

Nana had been timid.

"Timorous" means timid, but why not just say "timid"?

Too easily she went timid.

They were timid; not threatening.