Sentence examples for a disappointing fact from inspiring English sources
It is a disappointing fact that there remains a huge gulf in the university participation of pupils depending on their background or the school they went to.
This is a disappointing fact, but it does not cancel out the ingenuity shown by the soldiers, many of them only in their twenties, who have ethically managed budgets equivalent to that of a small town or medium-sized business.
The extremely low proportion of medical students reporting GP/FM among their specialty choices revealed a disappointing fact about the status of GP/FM in Greece.
A particularly disappointing fact when you consider that 16 years ago "Ocean's Eleven" featured Cuban-American actor Andy García in a starring role.
But the more disappointing fact is that a substantial increase in women with an advanced academic degree has not led to a proportional increase in their participation in the labor force.
"But the disappointing fact here is a complete lack of any understanding of what's required for education," he said, pointing out that members of the United Federation of Teachers had seen four years of school budget cuts and get "no support" from the Education Department other than "more directives".
An article in yesterday's New York Times, "A Digital Future Not Quite Here for City Ballet," sharply points out the disappointing fact that the $9 million media suite built two years ago at the David H. Koch Theater -- home to the New York City Ballet and formerly the New York City Opera -- has sat completely unused.
One disappointing fact is that this book trivialises important historical events and turns them into a parody.
Then, you must take into account the disappointing fact that women, on average, are never paid as much as men.
The disappointing fact is that the rate at which the fund has been expanding its work will be greatly slowed.
I suppose the one disappointing fact was that he wasn't here to see me play for England but I am sure he is looking down and very proud.
