unambitious

The target of rebuilding 50 schools a year has also been called "woefully unambitious" by Pepe Di'lasio, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders.

That more or less sums up this movie, a horror flick that’s serviceable enough to make you occasionally giggle or flinch, yet is also so aggressively unambitious that it scarcely seems worth griping about.

But critics have attacked the change in stance, with railway consultant William Barter, whose recent clients include the government, calling the new plans "totally unambitious".

It’s an unambitious “Die Hard” clone with likable actors, aimed at audiences looking for something adequate.

Simultaneously, I am starting to realize just how unambitious I am.