That's a rather unambitious book.

So you think he's unambitious, unhappy.. .. and lacks focus.

What good does it do putting him in a place with a bunch of unambitious women?

You'll rember that I am a childish, lazy, unreliable, unpredictable, unambitious frat guy who let you down before.

First, it acknowledges that the so-called Constellationproject, which was focused on returning to the Moon, is behindschedule, over budget, and unambitious.

The EU’s Emission Trading System remains the cornerstone of Europe’s climate policy, but suffers from the unambitious 20% cap,as well as from the lack of complementary policies to increase itseffectiveness;

Perhaps the most important contributor to the effectiveness of an agreement is its depth, or “the extent to which it requires states to depart from what they would have done in its absence.” An agreement with unambitious objectives or weak commitments may not solve the challenge it purports to address, even if all countries fully comply with their commitments under it.

We can have no opportunity to engage in dialogue or to make all the efforts we are prepared to make if, from the outset — from the very first day — we are presented with a relatively unambitious draft text and told that no more can be done with it this year.

Yet this is an unambitious goal given that there are 800 to 900 million people living in slums and that, by 2020, if action is not taken, 120 million new slum dwellers will have joined the ranks, thus outpacing the target.

Croatia is requesting a 10 year extension of its deadline for completing the destruction of all anti-personnel mines in mined areas (i.e., until 1 March 2019) on the basis that this is a realistic but not unambitious amount of time given the extent of the remaining problem and the human, materiel and financial resources available or expected, and the demining and survey capacity available.