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Discover Ludwig"disappointing for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has caused disappointment or is not meeting expectations for a particular person or group. Example: The results of the exam were disappointing for the students who studied hard all semester. In this sentence, "disappointing for" is used to show that the students were disappointed because they had put in a lot of effort and still did not achieve the desired results.
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"It's disappointing for me.
It's disappointing for Ben.
It's very disappointing for us.
"It's terribly disappointing for him.
This is disappointing for many.
Zabaleta said: "It's very disappointing for Micah.
It's disappointing, it's also disappointing for me.
It is too disappointing for people.
"It's obviously disappointing for him (Siddle).
"It's very disappointing for Thomas," he said.
It's disappointing for what's at stake".
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