Sentence examples for deems disappointing from inspiring English sources

Of Mice And Men is studied by 90% of students, a statistic Mr Gove deems "disappointing".

The government could use some favorable public relations for its modification program, which has been deemed disappointing.

In the absence of big name future stars at the Combine, Te'o had become a focal point for the media, but his 4.82-second 40-yard dash was deemed disappointing.

The change of name to 'Saint Laurent Paris' was intended to recall the label's very first incarnation in the Sixties – instead, all it seemed to do was start a chain reaction in the summer that culminated in October with a show that many deemed disappointing, and some even desultory.

Recently, my friend let's call her Jane received an acquisition offer that she deemed disappointing.

Hallerman estimates that NBC sold $5.75 million of online video ads for the Beijing Games, a figure that was deemed disappointing at the time.

In Australia, Lost was the fifteenth most watched show of the night with 912 000 viewers, which was deemed disappointing by David Dale of The Sun-Herald.

Anything short of that is deemed disappointing and in some instances a disgrace to the family especially when pregnancy occurs.

But during its earnings call last Wednesday, the company said its subscriber base for the Sims Online is 82,000, a figure the company deemed notably disappointing.

His only complaint about "Argus" was Jack's plot as he deemed it disappointing.

That was deemed a bit disappointing because some analysts had forecast a total for 2012-13 that would be 2 to 3 percent higher than it was before the start of the 2010-11 season.