Sentence examples for timid sales from inspiring English sources

Over the weekend, a few analysts were jumping over one another to be the first to predict timid sales of the new iPad.

A single bid came over the Internet and the auctioneer, Muriel Berlinghi-Domingo, let it go at €687, or about $890, below the lower end of the estimate, which even at €800, plus the 25 percent sale charge, seemed timid.

And they thought that iPad sales would be relatively timid.

For example, if you come to an interview for a sales representative position but act all shy and timid, the interviewer will have the first impression that you are not as outgoing as you say you are.

"This is no time to be gentle, timid or really too diplomatic," Grace told its sales force.

By 1986 his Integral Systems had $55 million in sales, but he quit when his board seemed too timid for his taste.

Even though ecommerce sales rose by double digit increases, consumer confidence remained timid.

Nor timid.

He was timid, shy.

That sounds too timid.

I was very timid.