Sentence examples for disappointingly of from inspiring English sources

But there's no mention, disappointingly, of the television industry's own super-rich.

Disappointingly, of the biomarkers studied only the baseline level of cartilage oligomeric matrix protein (COMP) was predictive of subsequent MRI-determined cartilage loss in the OA knee.

The broiled seafood platter -- a generous coterie of sea scallops (not the menu-listed bay version), shrimp, and sole -- proved to be disappointingly run-of-the-mill.

But Gray is not done with the subject of women, disappointingly few of them though there have been in his life.

Disappointingly, trials of single-agent inhibitors of IGF-1R and downstream targets have generally shown only modest clinical responses (Jin et al, 2013).

Disappointingly for fans of cult novelist Bret Easton Ellis, who has been furiously touting himself for the job via Twitter, executives at Universal appear to have ignored his charms.

Disappointingly, results of the phase II b multicentre trial indicated lack of secondary chemoprevention of celecoxib in patients with Barrett's dysplasia, which contradicted our own data.

Most disappointingly, some of the juiciest and most controversial details of these women's lives are glossed over.

Degenerative MRI findings explained disappointingly little of the back pain, but explained more of the leg pain, especially after incorporating the clinical classification of radiculopathy.

[Update 4/24/14 Noon PST: Facebook did in fact dodge the issue. None of the executives mentioned teens. And even more disappointingly, none of the analysts asked about it. Perhaps they feared retribution in the form of losing access to management.

Furthermore, this touted biomarker was disappointingly notpredictive of response to adjuvant chemoendocrine therapy in a study of about 2,000 patients enrolled in two randomized International Breast Cancer Study Group trials [ 3].