Sentence examples for disappointing state from inspiring English sources
The state's conservative overlords, who lost their absolute majority in a disappointing state election in 2008, have responded by redoubling efforts to reach their core constituents.
Linda DiVall, a Republican pollster, argues that Democrats keep banging on about the war on women purely as a distraction from the disappointing state of the economy.
The legal showdown culminates a week of ugly ballot warfare leading up to yesterday's disappointing state court ruling invalidating Mr. McCain's petitions in much of upstate New York.
A number of leading computer scientists said at the time that the Japanese leadership was emblematic of the disappointing state of the industry in the United States.
It is unclear whether the disappointing state of third-party applications on Facebook is the fault of the platform or its developers.
Israel, even in its current imperfect and disappointing state, is here to stay.
And although it urges banks to keep lending to smaller companies, lenders are sure to turn private borrowers away before disappointing state-owned ones.
College administrators worry that as fresh cracks appear in family finances, they will not have enough aid money to go around, given that their own endowment returns are disappointing, states are making cutbacks and fund-raising will become more difficult.
"Because oil prices have been relatively high for the past decade, oil companies have conducted extensive exploration over that period, but their results have been disappointing," stated the report, assembled by Science Applications International, a research company that works on security and energy issues.
Ruks's mother Joyce Kujala said it was disappointing the state government had taken so long to act on the law.
Three months after MSF called for international intervention, its international president, Dr Joanne Liu, said it was "extremely disappointing that states with biological-disaster response capacities have chosen not to deploy them".
