Sentence examples for achieved disappointing from inspiring English sources

But by the European Commission's own admission, the strategy has achieved disappointing results so far.

The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation had given approximately $1.7 billion for this project, which achieved disappointing results [ 10].

But radical schemes for property re-distribution are ruled out; the axiomatic requirement that each be treated equally, that the happiness of each be counted, justified policies to equalize the distribution of goods only where this could be achieved without disappointing legitimate expectations.

The overall HAI titres achieved were disappointing.

A study in which treatment with interferon was initiated one year after the onset of symptoms achieved a disappointing 40% SVR rate [3].

There are few chemotherapeutic agents available for treating metastatic melanoma, and those that have been used have achieved uniformly disappointing results.

Although the practitioners skill levels after training were greater in the intervention centres than in the control centres, the absolute levels achieved were disappointing when compared with the theoretically derived scale endpoints (with average scores for those recently trained just below the scale mid-point).

Franklin Roosevelt and his New Dealers led one one the 1930s and 40s, and Ronald Reagan and his Reagan Revolutionaries led another in the the 1980s -- although once again, the level of change the Reaganites achieved was deeply disappointing to "movement" conservatives.

On the other hand, patients experienced a sense of frustration when treatment target values were not achieved: this is disappointing for them, which was not acknowledged by healthcare professionals.

I mean the goal has been achieved, but this is disappointing for me.

Earlier this month RWE told investors in Germany that full-year figures for its UK arm would be "significantly below" the already disappointing levels achieved in 2014.