Sentence examples for disappointing pace from inspiring English sources

In January, factory inventories rose 0.3 percent, a disappointing pace.

"So far in 2009, retail hiring is on the same disappointing pace," Mr. Brown said.

There are two main explanations given for the disappointing pace of reform.

There has been considerable tension between the I.O.C. and Greek authorities concerning the disappointing pace of construction and preparation.

In an environment of dwindling trading volume on domestic markets and a disappointing pace of deals, some of the region's most prominent investment banks are undergoing drastic changes.

These reports have led to a debate about whether such mismatches, rather than a shortfall of demand, explain both the outsize increase in unemployment in the Great Recession and the disappointing pace of recovery.

"It's quite disappointing, we showed good pace in the practice sessions and we could have had a good day today, but now it's a different challenge in the race.

The studio faulted Roddenberry's script rewrites and creative direction for the plodding pace and disappointing gross.

"The current recovery seems so disappointing because we expect the pace of the recovery to bear some relationship to the depth of the downturn," Mr. Altig wrote.

Consumer spending began the year at a healthy pace after a disappointing holiday shopping season, the Government's latest data indicated today.

Even considering that selecting Sonia Sotomayor for the Supreme Court and getting her confirmed took time, the administration's pace has been disappointing.