Sentence examples for cause for disappointment from inspiring English sources

The single biggest cause for disappointment is unrealistic expectations, he says.

Not that the arrival of Martin in her place is cause for disappointment.

Well, unlike at Christmas, it is hard to see much cause for disappointment with what he did bring with him.

And they will have had greater cause for disappointment: Rodgers argued that they had played better against Chelsea than they had against Besiktas – and they had been far closer to making the final.

"Policy-makers in the US, Europe and the UK pinning their hopes for economic recovery on an increase in bank lending will now have even further cause for disappointment.

But listeners with dashed expectations were hard to spot amid the rhythmic clapping at the end of the concert, and if there was cause for disappointment, it was that this expressive, rich-voiced singer offered only two encores.

"The administration's action today is cause for disappointment," said Deirdre A. McQuade, a spokeswoman for the Pro-Life Secretariat at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.

Since Ms. Körbes, a ballerina too seldom seen in New York these days, is currently in the high summer of her gifts, this is cause for real disappointment.

Hossam Bahgat, executive director of the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, who also attended the meeting with Mrs. Clinton, said Wednesday that those remarks were "a cause for widespread disappointment and criticism in Egypt".

The fallenness of creation is not, then, an object of heavenly disdain, and for defenders of divine providence it is not cause for philosophical disappointment.

And, finally, there is cause for real disappointment, if not much surprise, at the fact that the U.S. is one of only two countries that is apparently opposing a very innocuous provision that acknowledges the importance of the public domain.