Sentence examples for disappointing acceptance from inspiring English sources
There are so many instances like this that the reader quickly accepts the book as more novel than history, a disappointing acceptance that makes the duller histories of the past seem somehow more reliable.
On May 14 , 1998 in a filing with the SEC, the company admits that "the disappointing acceptance of the IntelliFit product," is forcing it to change its business model in other words, it has no clue what to do next.
This is not necessarily disappointing, since passive acceptance is clearly preferable to furious rejection.
However, public awareness of the disease is still low and patient compliance with screening programs has been disappointing, possibly because of poor acceptance of the diagnostic tests used.
The winner's curse describes a common paradox in negotiations: winning something you wanted, then realizing that the other side's acceptance tells you some disappointing news about what you just bought (see also, information asymmetry in negotiations).
The winner's curse describes a common paradox in negotiation: winning something you wanted, then realizing that the other side's acceptance tells you some disappointing news about what you just bought.
His brevity registers as acceptance, a pragmatic, maybe even disappointing, shrug at life's deprivations: It's unfortunate, but that's how Dad was.
Not surprisingly, sales have been disappointing, and Olestra has never won the full acceptance of the nutrition community.
"Despite this disappointing setback, Watch will continue to campaign for the full acceptance of women's gifts of leadership in the Church's life".
Her predecessor Ieuan Wyn Jones, who Ms Wood thanked in her acceptance speech, announced he would be standing down last year after disappointing election results that saw Plaid lose seats in the assembly.
Acceptance of the peace plan could break Mr. Sharon's coalition by disappointing two parties allied with the settlers movement in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
