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However, the Commission's position seems to me rather unambitious in this direction.

As for the new financial architecture, the Commission is being quite unambitious about this.

I find that loads of people around today are remarkably unambitious.

An unambitious young man comes to stay with a more go-ahead couple who had been his friends at university.

Its days of innocence had gone: it could never be an unambitious beast again.

The detailed changes to the tax system were mostly unambitious (see pages 29-34).

"Only an unambitious soul is content with the simple Brownie."

And a pretty unambitious grease monkey at that, he had to admit.

They were at times called "a typically unambitious indie band".

All of these might make the public sector an attractive place to work for the unambitious or lazy.

He is an unambitious man who just wants to live without worries and have a steady girlfriend.

It was only later I discovered how unambitious my growth was to be.

Unambitious choreographers do not get their dances out onto the stage.

"Would no one ever understand the happiness and contentment of the truly unambitious man?"

Set your opening move too low or unambitious and it will be difficult later to achieve a settlement well away from this starting point.

But for a leader with almost half his term still to go, it was disappointingly unambitious.

Still, all of that said, the repertory was remarkably unambitious for an international tour.

"A good, generous, unambitious man, past middle age and one of your most loyal ministers."

Although these priorities are important, taken on their own, they are relatively unambitious.

Although the move is not bad, it is unambitious.

You can go kayaking on the Charles or take the duck tour if you're unambitious.

This action plan of the Commission's is unambitious.

It was a strange, small, unambitious play about a man and his donkey who encounter an angel.

But the architects of that addition were constrained by its relatively unambitious scope.

Effective enough at your desk, promoted according to seniority, but unambitious; you do everything by the book.