Sentence examples for disappointing consequences from inspiring English sources

But we sometimes undervalue our worth, with disappointing consequences.

Naked update… Naked has had a tough few days – we've run out of cash and are facing some very disappointing consequences.

"There is significant investment going into sevens just now and it's beginning to take off, so for us to lose a leg at this time has very disappointing consequences for revenue streams around sevens".

Scottish Rugby director Dominic McKay recently told BBC Scotland the decision to drop Glasgow in favour of Paris would have "disappointing consequences for revenue streams", prompting fears of a part-time future for the Scotland Sevens team.

"That for me has been the most disappointing consequence of this whole situation," Daniel said.

This is a disappointing outcome.

This was a disappointing result.

Conservative economic spokesman David Melding AM said: "This news is disappointing but a consequence of allowing the decision on whether to re-commission Wylfa to drift for so long".

When the seven jurors — people carefully chosen by the organizers to represent different backgrounds, views and ages — acquitted all the artists, the fact that the acquittal had no actual consequences felt disappointing.

However, the clinical trials conducted so far were somewhat disappointing, possibly as a consequence of the study designs.

The resulting consequences have been disappointing for both patients and health-care providers.