Unambitious in a sentence

Labour's Cllr Townsend: “The budget proposals are unambitious and don’t go far enough in meeting the needs of residents.

The new-age T20 players cook on full-flame, slow-burn cricket is suddenly seen as limiting and unambitious.

Even worse, in many cases Southwark Labour is failing to meet their own unambitious targets.

It was conceived as a deliberate break from the traditions of pulp SF, which many of the writers involved considered irrelevant and unambitious.

Unfortunately, the end result was unambitious and painfully anachronistic.

It added research, monitoring and reporting requirements to ensure efforts go ahead on schedule, but the Pembina Institute called Suncor's plan unambitious and vague.

The menu is narrow, casual, and refreshingly unambitious.

I wonder if Tom is still unambitious.

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Tom seemed to be unambitious.

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Tom is unambitious, isn't he?

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Why are you so unambitious?

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I think Tom is unambitious.

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The ICC faces a long hard road to establish its credibility in light of its initial failures, including navigating an unambitious Assembly of States Parties and regaining the confidence of disappointed civil society groups.