Sentence examples for disappointing verdict from inspiring English sources

However, that disappointing verdict may be wrong.

A democrat can be glad that the nation was consulted and accept, with a heavy heart, a disappointing verdict.

His lawyer, Richard H. Rosenberg, called the verdict disappointing, but added: "It's not going to affect our decision.

"Disappointing" was his verdict of the whole occasion, with the home support making clear their disgust at half-time and full-time.

BBC2, Monday January 7, 8.30pm Peter Paterson, Daily Mail Verdict: disappointing "An explanation for the threadbare look of this production, and the measly half-hour devoted to each episode, is probably 'a lack of resources'..

"The IPT's decisions – uniquely – cannot be appealed [against] within the UK and this is a disappointing, if unsurprising, verdict from an overseer that was in part assessing itself.

Verdict: Disappointing results at the 2012 tournament and in last year's World Cup on home soil last year suggest this may be a side in decline.

A White House spokesman, Tommy Vietor, said the verdict was disappointing and the sentences disproportionate.

For those hoping for a harsher penalty, the compromise verdict was disappointing.

By Evan Osnos December 3, 2015 For those hoping for a harsher penalty for the West Virginia coal baron Don Blankenship, this week's compromise verdict was disappointing.

Sir Mark Allen, the former head of counter-terrorism at MI6 will not face prosecution for any involvement in extraordinary renditions, a verdict as disappointing in the circumstances as it is predictable.