GameZone's Louis Bedigian wrote: "The fact that Resident Evil 5 was worth playing through twice in one weekend shows how compelling the gameplay is, and how it's able to rise above a number of disappointing flaws".
James A. Baker III, Mr. Bush's representative in Tallahassee, said the opinion was flawed and disappointing, and suggested it might disenfranchise Florida's voters.
As for electoral reform, there Labour has no policy at all: although he promises a referendum, Mr Blair is sceptical about change.Given that the constitution is the one big area in which Labour claims to have radical ideas, such flaws are disappointing.
He is a great artist who can be greatly flawed, greatly irritating, greatly disappointing, and in his best works, greatly astounding.
It's encouraging to see critics actually trying to fix what they see as flaws in the Affordable Care Act and disappointing when they do it so ineptly that they make the problem they're addressing much worse.
The disappointing outcomes of trials using the CDS might be attributed to two flaws of the CDS: first, some drugs included in the CDS can be used for two or more diseases (or conditions), and second, the drugs by themselves may not reflect the severity of diseases (or conditions).
Whatever the reason, it's very disappointing to see economists feeding fiscal fears with work that is so obviously flawed.
► On Monday, Jeffrey Mervis passed along the disappointing news that the authors of that Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences PNASS) commentary that pointed out "systemic flaws" in U.S. biomedical research have decided that they were too ambitious and need to go slow.
Fundamental reasons for the disappointing contribution of IBMs have been, in the current absence of a theoretical foundation for IBMs, conceptual flaws in model formulation and the failure to address critical computer implementation issues.
