Sentence examples for disappointing trend from inspiring English sources
It's not new, but it is a disappointing trend that detracts from what otherwise serves as a productive forum for sharing information and opinions; one that is often helpful to researchers.
Katie Ghose, chief executive of the Electoral Reform Society, said: "This research shows that if you take your eye off the ball for one minute, you see this bitterly disappointing trend.
The increase in Pixar sequels might be a largely disappointing trend (did we ever really need a Cars franchise?) but next year, it offers up a follow-up to one of their most universally liked films, Finding Nemo.
The better news is there is one round left to play in the first event of the FedEx Cup playoffs at Liberty National Golf Club, affording him a prime opportunity to reverse a disappointing trend.
The company said that a recent disappointing trend in retail sales had led it to cut its full-year pretax profit outlook to 360 million to 400 million kroner, compared with a previous forecast of 540 million to 570 million kroner.
It's a disappointing trend in a game that has plenty of excellent female skins overall.
"The attacks partly explain these disappointing trends," said Ayrault.
At the news conference, Mr. Pauly echoed Mr. Klein's concern about the loss of Japan as a compensating factor, and expressed concerns about disappointing trends for Europe.
An analyst at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, Douglas M. Arthur, said yesterday that he viewed the cutbacks at New York Times Digital as a reflection of the disappointing trends in advertising revenue across the company.
The insurance company UnitedHealth Group said on Tuesday that fourth-quarter earnings rose slightly, in line with Wall Street forecasts, but its shares fell on concerns about disappointing trends for its commercial plans serving employers.
Williamson said: "While the resilience of the PMI in August will add to the belief that the ECB will see no need for any immediate further stimulus, the weakness of the overall pace of expansion and disappointing trends in hiring, order books, business optimism and prices all suggest that policymakers will keep the door open for more stimulus later in the year".
