Sentence examples for are very disappointing from inspiring English sources

"Clearly today's results are very disappointing.

"That said, the results are very disappointing so far.

"They are very disappointing figures and there's no doubt about that.

In the last few days, his actions, his words are very disappointing to me.

"The preliminary reports that the Medicare conference bill will include only minimal competition provisions are very disappointing," said Representative Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania.

The eight proposals for the memorial at ground zero are very disappointing and no amount of adjusting and revision is going to make them any better.

Ukip's economic spokesman, Patrick O'Flynn, said: "These figures are very disappointing when you consider that the government has at the same time failed to get a handle on Britain's spiralling debt and fiscal deficit.

"Although not unexpected, these figures are very disappointing," said sports minister Hugh Robertson.

But Mr Osborne has said they are very disappointing - and that they certainly are.

"May's sales numbers are very disappointing, in our view, with few bright spots," the research firm said.

The objective of the school is to push the development of in vitro start up by students, but the beginnings are very disappointing.