Sentence examples for be somewhat disappointing from inspiring English sources

That may be somewhat disappointing for WorldCom, but it certainly will not come as any surprise.

"In all, taking the perspective of the average consumer, the interim report would appear to be somewhat disappointing.

-- things have turned out to be somewhat disappointing," the Harvard economist Dani Rodrik writes in a fine summary of the state of development economics in the forthcoming "Handbook on Economic Growth" (North-Holland).

But is that going to put money back into the middle class so that they can spend more again Luc Verdeyen Merelbeke, BelgiumSIR – I found your leader to be somewhat disappointing, if not actually smug.Adrian Bates Micheldever, HampshireUkraine in the balanceSIR – You rightly condemned the very one-sided coverage that the Ukraine crisis has received in the Russian media ("Putin's gambit", May 10th).

But the results turned out to be somewhat disappointing: Of the 44 winners, the majority were white, a few were Asian and only one was dark-skinned.

The performance of action terms NER was far superior to the BioCreative 2012 results (17), but continued to be somewhat disappointing; although the top recall score was 84%, the precision for that score was 16%, one of the lowest in the group.

"He's somewhat disappointing".

The answer is somewhat disappointing.

His record so far is somewhat disappointing.

The only news that was somewhat disappointing came at Blockbuster Video.

Left tackle Sam Baker has been somewhat disappointing since being drafted 21st over all in 2008.