Sentence examples for considered disappointing from inspiring English sources

Until recently, the results were considered disappointing.

Original release grosses $3m, considered disappointing by the studio.

The five hundred and fifty million dollars taken in by "King Kong" was also considered disappointing.

The part of the budget dedicated to buying weapons and supplies would increase by $7.6 billion, to $68.7 billion, an amount that was considered disappointing by some military contractors.

Although Rees's performance that season was generally considered disappointing, his 65.5 percent completion rate is the second best in the program's history, trailing only Jimmy Clausen at 68 percent in 2009.

Although the Bank of Japan's performance was widely considered disappointing, if not an outright failure, the rich world's central banks began by drawing upon its playbook.Unconventional policy falls into two broad categories: asset purchases and "forward guidance".

Three graduates from St . Josephs this year is considered a disappointing number.

But his fragile wife, Agnes, comes from the kind of family that considered it disappointing when she married a person in trade.

A 7-footer with a chance to be a sweet-shooting power forward, Zeller was considered somewhat disappointing during his sophomore season.

The former swimmer, who retired in 2013 at the age of 23, expects Britain's swimmers to deliver between four and six medals in Rio after what was widely considered a disappointing Games in London.

By Andy Borowitz August 22, 2015 MOBILE (The Borowitz Report) — A rally featuring a racist speaker Friday night in Mobile attracted a crowd of just twenty thousand people, widely considered a disappointing turnout for a racist event in Alabama.