Sentence examples for disappointing orders from inspiring English sources

Now, perhaps, they have.One sign that things are slowing down came in the form of those disappointing orders for durable goods, which fell by 7.8% in January, far more than expected even after stripping out surprisingly poor demand for aircraft.

The maker of semiconductor products and light-emitting diodes cited disappointing orders for LED chips used in mobile phones.

That follows disappointing factory orders out yesterday, which dropped by 1.9%, compared with hopes of a 0.6% increase.

A separate report from the manufacturers' organisation EEF on Monday painted a picture of steady growth but disappointing export orders.

Nike topped analysts' expectations when it posted a 22 percent increase in quarterly income on Tuesday, but its disappointing future orders set off a decline of 5 percent in its share price.

LONDON, Oct. 22 - Ericsson, the world's largest maker of mobile phone networks, posted a quarterly profit on Friday, but reported disappointing new orders and offered a subdued outlook for 2005.

This follows on from the disappointing German factory orders two weeks ago.

In addition to disappointing mainframe software orders, Computer Associates had disappointing results in Europe that Mr. Kumar pledged would lead to a management shake-up.

"The outlook remains encouraging for UK manufacturers," said Ian McCafferty, the CBI's chief economic adviser, "but it is disappointing that export orders have not improved more, given the current revival of the eurozone economy, our principal export market".

Junaid had only claimed three wickets in his five previous one-day internationals but he ripped through a disappointing Irish top order as the home side registered their lowest total since their 91 all-out against Australia at the 2007 World Cup.

Adam Scow, director of Food & Water Watch California, called the order disappointing.