Sentence examples for disappointing tendency from inspiring English sources

It also exhibits a strong and disappointing tendency to metastasize to both regional lymph nodes and distant sites.

Some friends had a disappointing tendency to devote weekends to "family" socials – and didn't even seem fed up about it.

One of the trends right now in the popular discourse that I find disappointing is a tendency to talk about free speech and inclusivity as though they were opposed ideals.

Yet even at this point, resection is a matter of dispute because of historically high morbidity and mortality rates, relapse tendencies and disappointing long-term survival rates (Rusch and Venkatraman, 1996; Boutin et al, 1998).

Most disappointing, though, was the out-of-towners' tendency to chalk up visits to St. Mark's Square, Doge's Palace, Rialto Bridge, and Murano as "seeing Venice". Well, they didn't.

That's what I was talking to him about". Kent has averaged a disappointing 38.7 yards per punt, compounding his tendency to be hard on himself.

This tendency can probably be explained by the disappointing results of the Bankart operation in young patients (Blomquist et al.2012).2012

On the other hand, Valentine's Day has a tricky tendency to remind us of just how difficult and disappointing love can actually be.

"It's disappointing," said Financial Services Committee chairman Barney Frank (D-Mass). of the banks' tendency to foreclose rather than agree to a sale.

Jamie Thomson of The Guardian described the album as "wholly disappointing," and thought the band sounded "unwilling to ditch the nu-metal tendencies that have made much of their recent output so resistible".

However, any tendency for oil demand to be lower is more than offset by a disappointing performance on the supply side.