Sentence examples for timid step from inspiring English sources

But all this timid step shows is the vastness of the ground Britain has to make up.

Things took a timid step toward transgression when I turned out the light so that no one would see me watching.

It's a sign of how powerful the political voodoo protecting health spending remains that even such a timid step looks dramatic.

The Paris Agreement reached during the COP21 in December 2015 represents a timid step towards burden sharing in emission mitigation involving all countries.

After this latest tragedy at Sandy Hook that left 20 children dead, Reid took a timid step forward, saying it was time to "engage in a meaningful conversation and thoughtful debate about how to change laws and culture that allow violence to grow".

There have even been timid steps to let some of the air out of Duke basketball.

That dual impression has guided the Girl Scouts as they inch toward the Internet with timid steps.

President Clinton's government has taken a few timid steps to encourage more "people-to-people" contact.

Meanwhile, it has taken timid steps toward bringing about the large-scale changes that have been promised.

Many more reach an informal resolution that is not recorded.The top brass are belatedly taking timid steps.

A deep-rooted discontent in large parts of British society requires radical change, not timid steps, to reverse the trend.