"Unfortunately, the company also published a disappointing 'Global Vision for Antimicrobial Stewardship in Food Animals' that sadly does little to improve the company's 2003 policy".
It is disappointing that her vision of a fairer Australia – of which she spoke movingly in her Boyer lectures – includes titled honours.
There is, at first, something disappointing in this vision of America's most radical cartoonist at work: slouched on the sofa, armed with a remote and TiVo, not a pencil or a drawing board — or even a snarl — in sight.
I am going to argue that SOA was disappointing not because the vision was incorrect, but because the path to getting there was overly engineered and the services were prematurely declared reusable.
At their best, these men create works that unite sentiment and spectacle in wonderfully pleasing and surprisingly complex ways, but the bastardized versions of their visions are especially disappointing, because some of us still hope for better, despite having seen "Terra Nova" and "Undercovers".
From a strong writer with a compelling vision, it is a disappointing waste.
It is profoundly disappointing if it lacks the courage and vision now to do so.
It is disappointing that the leaders of Cologne, Germany, lack vision and don't realize the benefit of permitting a grand new mosque to be built.
President Obama's latest nuclear weapons proposals, announced last week in Berlin, were a disappointing example of what happens when soaring vision collides with the reality of obstructive Republican senators, a recalcitrant Russia and a convergence of regional crises.
"For Akia Morita, interfering with a plan conceived by his senior partner, obstructing his dream or vision, or in any ways disappointing whatever desire he chose to entertain, however childish or irrational, would always be unthinkable," Mr. Nathan writes.
