Sentence examples for a particularly disappointing from inspiring English sources

In 2009, after a particularly disappointing season, the Buccaneers fired him, but, instead of moving on, he stayed put, and prospered.

The evening was a particularly disappointing one for Max Whitlock, who has been hoping to challenge Uchimura in the all-around competition.

March 2013 was a particularly disappointing period for UK box-office, and so far this year cinemas look well on course to improve on the month's admissions tally.

The strong quarter follows a particularly disappointing first quarter, when the company posted a 6.7percentt decline in new license revenue.

But this was a particularly disappointing turn of events for Isner, who was the highest-seeded player remaining in his part of the draw after Rafael Nadal and Stanislas Wawrinka lost in the first round.

Robinson, a free safety who was signed as a free agent to help smooth the transition to the zone defense he had played for Edwards in Tampa Bay, had a particularly disappointing season, with just two interceptions.

The big names are generally overpriced, even with a £10 reduction (Bollinger was on particularly disappointing form at a recent tasting).

The final offering, "Tour de Fax," about the round-the-world Concorde flight, is particularly disappointing: a condescending, fish-shooting exercise in which Earley boards the supersonic plane with some minor celebrities and some rowdy beer executives, and (shocker) has no fun at all.

Nextel's fourth-quarter results were particularly disappointing, with a loss of $127 million, compared to a loss of $42 million the year prior.

It was particularly disappointing to lose a goal to a set-piece.

"This is particularly disappointing at a time when the nation is struggling to inspire students to take up science and engineering," he added.