Sentence examples for disappointing aftermath from inspiring English sources

"The Orange Revolution failed us," he said, referring to the disappointing aftermath of the 2004 uprising, "but this was another chance.

Irons "does an able job of retracing both the long legal crusade that led to the historic decision and its disappointing aftermath," Mia Bay said here in 2002.

In "Jim Crow's Children," Peter Irons, a professor of political science at the University of California, San Diego, does an able job of retracing both the long legal crusade that led to the historic decision and its disappointing aftermath.

Comparisons between Chris Evans's and Jeremy Clarkson's Top Gear are not appropriate, programme insiders said in the aftermath of disappointing viewing figures and tepid reviews for Sunday night's debut of the relaunched show.

Prudential Equity Group reassured Dell investors in the aftermath of disappointing news from Hewlett-Packard, saying HP's miss was "company specific".

Commenting on the government's planned Internet crackdown, the Open Rights Group had this to say: "It is disappointing that in the aftermath of this attack, the government's response appears to focus on the regulation of the Internet and encryption.

In the instant aftermath of the disappointing end to the season, some people called for the Mets to fire Randolph.

Depp's participation in Mortdecai was announced earlier this month in the aftermath of the disappointing box-office returns for his most recent blockbuster, The Lone Ranger.

But here in Lahore in the aftermath of a disappointing series against South Africa, and given the unfolding political situation, enthusiasm on the street seems pretty hard to come by.

The president's lack of initiative on this point is especially disappointing because, in the diplomatic aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, the administration has a singular opportunity to effect strategic realignments by both Iran and Syria.

Even the longtime loyalist Kliment Voroshilov Stalinin's minister of defense and an enthusiastic participant in the purges — had yelled at him, in the aftermath of the disappointing Finnish campaign of the year before, "You're to blame for this!