Sentence examples for timid response from inspiring English sources
The choice of a conservative was criticised as a timid response to Japan's problem of deflation; Mr Fukui is unlikely to diverge from his predecessor's policies.See article: The only way is upAmerica's consumers look prepared to keep their wallets shut.
But the court's timid response and apparent concession suggests the tribunal may be more beleaguered than before.Five years have passed since the post-election violence that Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto are accused of orchestrating, along with a lesser-known radio presenter, Joshua arap Sang.
The criticism, coming from the polished Mr Gurria, was unusually blunt, especially on the eve of Bill Clinton's first-ever visit to Mexico.But not blunt enough, say Mexican congressmen who grilled Mr Gurria for six hours on April 11th on the government's "timid" response.
A timid response will only encourage an even harsher clampdown.
Despite its timid response to the Morocco's recent provocations, the Obama administration still recognizes Western Sahara's distinct status.
British Prime Minister Theresa May, under fire for her timid response following the tragedy, announced a package of measures for victims including $6.4 million in cash to be distributed by the council to residents.
He oversaw a humiliating military retreat from Lebanon, the scandal of Iran-Contra, a too-timid response to the AIDS epidemic and a lot of inept deregulation, some of which contributed to the savings and loans crisis that led to a taxpayer bail-out under the first President Bush.
But asking for a refund seems about the most timid, inadequate response imaginable to what has just taken place.
He also warned that the euro zone, "with a more timid policy response than elsewhere," runs a risk of "a more prolonged and damaging period of deflation".
And unless Europe's leaders move further and faster, it might not.Salvaging a single currencyEurope's leaders have been slow and timid in response to market pressures.
The White House has been signaling that it prefers many elements of a Republican version that passed in the House, despite Democratic objections that it was too timid a response to a crisis in investor confidence.
