Sentence examples for a disappointing project from inspiring English sources

Most concerned were those managers and project leaders who lived through a disappointing project rollout or delivery, or outright project failure, after careful feasibility study and selection procedures at the front end.

Reproducing the full sonic texture of the album live seemed like a disappointing project until she realized that the very impossibility of the task offered her more room for spontaneity and play, "a much bigger palette to work from, an opening for including a lot of influences and thought, more spontaneous ideas".

Modernisation of railways has been one of the most disappointing projects in recent years.

Despite the disappointing projected trends in survival from rectal cancer, important new developments in the management of the disease allow us to be more optimistic about continuing improved survival rates for colorectal cancer into the 21st century.

Unless something happens soon, the company's crowdsourced experiment is shaping up to go out with a whimper, instead of a bang, a disappointing end for a project that almost gave the world a virtual reality diving mask and a glove that plays the piano.

Budget cuts in adult skills and infrastructure projects, together with a disappointing start for the green investment bank, have choked off hopes of a new rebalanced economy.

Halliburton said a delay in new projects in Mexico caused a disappointing result in its Latin America business, where revenue fell 8% and operating margins dropped to 9%.

Coming off a disappointing 2012, the Pebble Limited Partnership and its uniquely reckless project hit the rocks repeatedly in 2013.

Shares in oil exploration and production company Soco International are on the slide after a disappointing drilling update from one of its key projects in Vietnam.

It was some welcome upbeat news for the ambitious project which had got off to a disappointing start.

Counting firms that build houses, offices and civil projects together, its contribution to GDP was a disappointing minus 2.5% in the first three months of 2013 (see chart).