Sentence examples for disappointing position from inspiring English sources

The campaign around her debut album was an expensive affair,  but the self-titled record only got to number 17 - a disappointing position for a hyped new album.

"Clearly this is a disappointing position for Ben and of course for the team.

Martin Green of Break, one of two charities that will benefit from the auction of the gorillas once the exhibition is over, said: "It's a disappointing position they have put us in.

Her criticism was echoed by the women's minister, Tessa Jowell, who admitted that the selections have put Labour in a "disappointing position".

Donna McCloy and Jennifer Dowds were pairs partners in Delhi four years ago where they finished in a disappointing seventh position and Dowds believes the conditions played a part in their below-par performance.

But others, concerned about Wigan's disappointing league position, were openly supportive of manager who took Cardiff into the Premier League for the first time.

In Japan, Generation Freakshow improved upon the relatively disappointing chart position of Renegades, when it entered at #57 and became their most successful studio album in almost four years.

Irvine set his time despite spinning off during the session; his team-mate Barrichello suffered the season's first engine failure during a timed session on Friday and then gearbox problems on Saturday, before also spinning off during that day's qualifying session, restricting his to a disappointing 16th position on the grid at his home race.

Such moves are a "major step back" and force many in the Palestinian-Canadian community to re-evaluate their support of the NDP, says Hammam Farah, member of Students Against Israeli Apartheid at York University: "I do want Harper out of office, but it puts me in a very difficult and disappointing and disconcerting position.

"From a reformer's point of view, there have been disappointing compromises on Cabinet positions, and particularly the police chief nominations," said Jacqueline Hicks, a researcher at the Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies.

It called Lundbeck's position "extremely disappointing".