Sentence examples for disappoint hopes from inspiring English sources

Yet any policy changes may satisfy calls for deeper economic reforms but disappoint hopes for broader political reforms.

Yet any policy changes may satisfy calls for deeper economic reforms but disappoint hopes for broader political freedom, Bill Bishop writes in the China Insider column.

Employers have instituted wellness programs in the (now disappointed) hopes that health maintenance could lower costs of care.

After relations hit a rocky patch over Russia's 1994 war in Chechnya, however, Turkey disappointed hopes in Moscow that it would become a major new market for Russian hardware.

But his failure to make anything more than marginal adjustments disappointed hopes that he would follow Chinese and Vietnamese communist leaders in combining capitalist economics and growing social freedom with continued party control.Now, at last, Mr Castro is showing signs of boldness.

Despite liberal-leaning pronouncements prior to becoming president, Barack Obama has consistently disappointed hopes that his administration will take a more rational, non-knee-jerk-opposition, approach to drug reforms.

(Add to this the problem of my being in medical school for a very bad reason — simple chronic failure to disappoint parental hopes).

(Add to this the problem of my being in medical school for a very bad reason simple chronic failure to disappoint parental hopes).

Nevertheless, in the medium term, current warnings that Mr. Obama must inevitably disappoint the hopes we've placed on him will probably turn out to have been somewhat justified.

The reader's sense of where his heart lies became very clear when Caroline tells him of her plans to vacate Hundreds Hall, and thus finally to disappoint his hopes of possession.

And the all-important primary in California looked like it could well disappoint his hopes of winning the popular vote, with exit polls suggesting that both Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush would come in ahead of him.