Sentence examples for timid targets from inspiring English sources
Analysts were dismayed by such timid targets and PSA's shares, having revived recently, slipped a bit.PSA is already on an upward swing financially.
However, Field argues that the targets are too timid, and that too many claimants are left for too long without support.
This not only makes you look stupid and timid and uncertain, it also dampens your target and aim of knockout: the opponents head.
The best leaders don't set timid and selfish goals but instead set bold targets that may be harder to achieve.
The screenwriters and the director, Peter Howitt ("Sliding Doors," "Johnny English"), appear to have no clue about how modern adults might feel or behave, and they are too timid to poke fun at any but the easiest targets.
One of several European environmental officials at today's meeting said the administration's targets for slowing the increase in emissions were "timid" compared with trends that were already sharply dipping emissions curves in Britain.
It just makes you look timid and afraid of your own skin and that makes you a target for teasing.
