Sentence examples for disappointing outcomes from inspiring English sources

But there are also disappointing outcomes, like Prince's.

But there have been many more disappointing outcomes from the extended access schemes with many areas discontinuing the pilots early or cutting their hours.

Such investments have led to disappointing outcomes for many, and the current environment of record-low interest rates leaves savers with few options for safely building nest eggs.

On Wall Street, analysts are split on the merits of the transaction, with sceptics citing disappointing outcomes from previous mega-mergers in the media industry such as Time Warner's buyout of AOL.

If all consumers of health care could only locate all the relevant medical data they required and evaluate it, deciphering the myriad statistics and risks associated with treatments, there might be fewer disappointing outcomes.

However, NHS England doesn't seem to have learned any lessons from these pilots as its GP Forward View – a strategy for transforming general practice – fails to mention the disappointing outcomes of weekend access.

And ongoing disappointing outcomes vividly described by the Productivity Commission in National Indigenous Reform Agreement Performance Assessment 2013 14 just six months ago can surely be linked to such unjustified cutbacks.

BAA's chief executive, Colin Matthews, said it had been "absolutely distressing and heartbreaking to have been in the terminals and confronted with individuals, each with their stories of really sad and disappointing outcomes", adding: "I couldn't be more sorry, that's the case".

There is an element of collective breath-holding, as everyone waits to see what will emerge from a meeting of euro-zone heads of state on December 9th quite possibly a make-or-break gathering.Against the backdrop of these disappointing outcomes and the deteriorating financial situation in Europe, central banks have once more ridden to the rescue.

A Global spokesperson said: "Obviously this is a disappointing outcome.

"It's a disappointing outcome," admitted Anders Borg, the Swedish finance minister, who chaired the meeting.