Sentence examples for disappointing prospect from inspiring English sources

Faced with the disappointing prospect of becoming a dentist she thinks of her father: "Can't be a war correspondent?

Now Ventura, not Drew Henson, the disappointing prospect, will most likely be the Yankees' third baseman in 2003.

But that rich vein might finally be tapped out with the release on Tuesday of "People, Hell and Angels," a disappointing prospect to legions of Hendrix obsessives.

That's a disappointing prospect for many.

While the guidance is disappointing, growth prospects remain intact, keyed by improving cash flow and the expected summer release of the next Harry Potter book.

"Today's development is disappointing for peace prospects in the region.

Now, after a string of disappointing drilling results, prospects of a major new source of energy on North America's doorstep are fading.

For a company that spent nearly a decade in stasis and having disappointing long-term prospects for Wall Street, that's quite a change of pace.

Poor polling results and a series of embarrassing defections and outbreaks of grass-roots racism within her party have left Ms Le Pen facing the prospect of disappointing results in local elections in March.

The brain regions showed less activity when a computer was meting out the punishment, indicating the prospect of disappointing or angering the other person may be more important than the fear of the punishment itself in activating these areas.

But when it came to the prospect of disappointing Black women, he showed no such concern, no empathetic musings, and no admissions of wrong-doings of the past.