Sentence examples for disappointing statistics from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Valentim, with his booming voice and boundless energy, is undeterred by the disappointing statistics, by the latest guerrilla offensive, by naysayers who think peace and tourists will never come.

A few years ago, in The Nation, Patterson responded to some disappointing statistics showing high unemployment and persistent segregation by urging African-Americans to "do some serious soul-searching".

Alfonzo said he felt a back muscle "pull me back" each time he swung but would not blame that for his disappointing statistics (.250, 8 home runs, 19 runs batted in).. Alfonzo will probably not play before Saturday.

Most analysts had dismissed weak employment numbers for December as an aberration due to exceptionally cold winter weather, but the run of disappointing statistics seems to have stirred second thoughts.

Asked whether this appointment was not a rather empty gesture in the light of the disappointing statistics for women's employment and promotion, the bishop of Chester said: "The church of England is a body that changes in a progressive but properly considered way... in order to enable as many people as possible to live with the decision announced today.

In the long run, no country can enjoy sustained growth in its standard of living unless it also achieves a healthy rate of productivity growth, and the single most important factor behind the disappointing statistics on U.S. living standards is the weak productivity growth of the American economy.

You're referring to losing your job in 2002 when an email you sent was leaked to the press: you railed strongly against a suggestion to release some disappointing rail statistics on the same day as Princess Margaret's funeral.

Consequently, alternative chemotherapy regimens are urgently required to improve these disappointing survival statistics.

The school also dropped out of the Economist's ranking of the top 100 MBA programmes on the back of, among other things, disappointing job placement statistics.

But when one looks at the data, the statistics are disappointing.

IF the unemployment statistics still seem disappointing for those hoping to join or rejoin the work force, consider this: The unemployment rate for Americans with disabilities is 75 percent higher than for those with no disabilities, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.