Sentence examples for timid return from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Morgan announced its timid return to profitability continued in the fourth quarter — it earned net income from continuing operations of $413 million.

Portugal's economy returned to timid growth last year after a three-year recession and growth is now accelerating.

I break away and look at him in wonder: He returns a timid little smile.

In fact, some critics say that HSBC waited too long to turn to Asia and that its return was too timid.

They signalled to other Democrats, Hillary Clinton included, that the political center of gravity has shifted, and that a significant segment of Democratic voters won't suffer gladly a return to the timid, pro-corporate policies of the Clinton years, which Cuomo represents.

Crouching just behind the service line, Agassi ran around his backhand to take a viscous rip at a return off Ferrero's timid serve.

European governments hope that the effect of economic stimulus programs and the return of at least timid growth will kick in at that stage, saving many households from poverty and averting a potential double-dip recession due to depressed demand.

In one of Williams's only timid service games, Henin used a sliced return to set up a break point.

Today, it sounded a lot stronger...Were you influenced at all by John McCain and Lindsey Graham accusing you of being timid and weak?" Here Obama did not return the fire.

He looked timid, almost, in failing to lift the top-spun return over the net and Nadal went a set up after just over half an hour.

Most tragically, our response to an era-defining economic crisis often appears timid, informed by the strange notion that we will soon return to normal.