Sentence examples for disappointing picture from inspiring English sources

"The survey results described in this report paint a disappointing picture of the privacy protections provided by apps for children," the report said.

On Thursday, other government numbers painted a similarly disappointing picture: Industrial production, retail sales and fixed-asset investment all grew less rapidly than economists had projected.

A report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) paints a disappointing picture of how local leaders are using housing and planning policies to tackle poverty.

Losses in this part of the bank fell to just $98m.Citi's chief executive, Michael Corbat, claimed that the bank has been through a tough macroeconomic environment, accounting for the disappointing picture.

RESTORED MADONNA GLOWS Keith Christiansen remembers all the times he stood in front of "Madonna and Child," a painting by the Italian Renaissance master Filippino Lippi, and thought, "What a dull, disappointing picture".

"The surveys paint a very disappointing picture across the region," said Markit's chief economist Chris Williamson.

In every decade, from the 1930s to the 80s, James Mason did some poor work in disappointing pictures, just as he missed out on mouth-watering opportunities.

And he said the disappointing budget picture reflected the state's historic failures in managing its finances.

So how has Cotham managed to keep its results up in the context of a disappointing national picture?

Most of the films have full-length commentaries, and Aguirre, Nosferatu, Fitzcarraldo and Cobra Verde (the last, somewhat disappointing Kinski picture) can be seen in German and English versions, the German ones being preferable in all cases.

The wars of independence contributed to the disappointing postwar economic picture.