Sentence examples for disappointing state of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The Dark Side of Gaming began with this disappointing state of affairs – but, frustratingly, it proceeded to simply recycle the message that women get a raw deal online, and little else.

In my last column I lamented the disappointing state of primetime drama on the broadcast networks, asserting that the quality of dramatic series on basic and pay cable was making it increasingly difficult to be satisfied by traditional network fare.

That is a disappointing state of affairs for a clinical disturbance that has been recognized in the psychiatric nomenclature for about thirty years.

It contrasted with deepening gloom around Asian markets after more disappointing figures about the state of the Chinese economy.

You can find the full report with even more disappointing stats about the state of CS education in U.S. schools here.

Catherine McKinnell, a Treasury spokesman for Labour, said: "These very disappointing figures underline the weak state of our economy which has now flatlined for over two and half years.

Then there was the Wembley pitch, which had recently staged a horse show, and the state of it was disappointing to say the least".

The Federal Reserve cut short-term interest rates last week, but the broad stock market fell anyway, pulled down by disappointing earnings and concern about the state of the overall economy.