Sentence examples for disappointing terms from inspiring English sources
Fresh elections now might simply restore to power the same addicts of corruption and cronyism who have brought Pakistan to its current pass.The leader of the biggest opposition party, Benazir Bhutto, has had two disappointing terms in office and has been convicted of corruption.
This beats Walmart's disappointing terms and matches Amazon's offer to non-Prime members, but it doesn't top Target's superb free two-day shipping on every order.
But even in the realm of winning elections, the purpose supposedly served by McConnell's campaign finance obsession, McConnell's actual record is weak -- two disappointing terms as NRSC chairman and an obstructionist legislative strategy as minority leader that helped burn the GOP in the 2012 elections.
It was not a thoroughly disappointing term.
Mr Wajda breaks off before 1990, when Mr Walesa was elected to a disappointing term as president.
He has high expectations of himself and works hard to achieve his goals"; "Daniel has had a disappointing term.
Perhaps fittingly, however, it could end up being one of the few physical legacies left from the rather disappointing term of the president, Luis Guillermo Solís and his party, the Partido Acción Ciudadana.
"We take this very seriously, and this has been very disappointing in terms of not meeting those expectations this week".
"The Persian community in Great Neck is somehow disappointing in terms of their involvement in culture," Mr. Kiai said.
But as Marshall Kirkpatrick at ReadWriteWeb pointed out, the launch was a bit disappointing in terms of the number of datasets released, only 47 out of thousands and thousands of datasets the US government collects.
The last couple of years have been disappointing in terms of the league and they go into the final round of Premiership matches vying for fifth place and qualification for next season's Champions Cup, but they have continued to play in an ebullient manner, darting and dazzling but often leaving an open door for opponents.
