Sentence examples for disappointing over from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, the assistance we received from other elements of the US government was inconsistent and disappointing over the course of three and a half years," she said.

He called the Brussels deal "rather disappointing over all, since it means that there will be more rigor, more austerity, which means less growth ahead".

There is no doubt that returns have been disappointing over the past decade and many people want to take their money and run.

Nonetheless, a tabulation by I.B.E.S. International, which tracks forecasts, suggested that second-quarter profit reports over the summer would not prove disappointing over all.

LOOKING backward, it is clear that American productivity growth has been pretty disappointing over the past 40 years, with the exception of an IT boomlet lasting from about 1996 to 2004.

"It's disappointing over all that the university feels it has to do more cuts," she said, noting that the union and Yale had reached agreement last April on a new contract with strong job security, eight months ahead of schedule.

What was actually beyond disappointing, jumping over the borderline to absolutely ludicrous was Costa's defense (issued through his lawyer): Costa "detests marijuana".

For Donaldson, his round was spiraling out of control far before the double bogey at the 18th, turning in an 8-over 43 on his first nine and coming home in 3 over for a disappointing 11-over 81.

To break down the walls of this facade we all play in, that continues to give us the same disappointing results over and over again.

But after a disappointing three-over-par 74 in Thursday's opening round, he remembered them.

Still in quest of his first major championship, Colin Montgomerie opened with a disappointing three-over-par 73 in the British Open, immediately hurting his chances.