Sentence examples for certain to disappoint from inspiring English sources

The margin of the vote seemed certain to disappoint them.

Unlikely to disappoint her voters, she is certain to disappoint her fellow EU leaders.

BAGHDAD — The Arab League delayed its annual summit meeting yet again on Wednesday, a decision that was not unexpected given the turmoil sweeping the region but was nonetheless certain to disappoint the Iraqi government.

Perhaps the most hotly debated feature in the legislation has been the new consumer protection agency, and its placement within the Fed is certain to disappoint those angry at the Fed for long failing to protect consumers.

But his new job will be hellishly hard.Mr Draghi will take charge just as Europe's politicians unveil yet another "comprehensive plan" to solve the debt crisis: one that is almost certain to disappoint investors' inflated expectations.

By either reversing the deportation or sticking by it, Hollande was certain to disappoint someone; somehow he managed to disappoint everyone: Leonarda is welcome to resume her studies in France, he said, but she must return alone.

In that tradition, at least, Doom III seems almost certain not to disappoint.

Managers hoping for quick returns are certain to be disappointed.

If Trump is hoping that Bannon's departure will ease the political pressure on him, he is certain to be disappointed.

I would also advise against bargain shopping, as you are certain to be disappointed.

Keanu Reeves fans hoping for another "John Wick" are certain to be disappointed by "Exposed," an awfully silly — and just plain awful — bilingual supernatural crime thriller that wasn't screened in advance by distributor Lionsgate Premiere before its Friday opening.