Sentence examples for disappointingly slow from inspiring English sources

The result may be a disappointingly slow, fragile and jobless exit from recession.

The final blow for Mr Henderson was GM's disappointingly slow recovery in sales in America.

Defence Secretary Ash Carter admitted the retaking of Ramadi was "disappointingly slow".

The furniture industry has been disappointingly slow to embrace its environmental responsibilities.

Speaking at the New York Economic Club, Bernanke called the US recovery "disappointingly slow".

Yet economic progress was disappointingly slow in the first years after the Oslo peace agreement.

In particular, he says, the response time of Dai's nanotubes is disappointingly slow--several minutes--and they take up to half a day to recalibrate, during which the tube recovers its original conductivity.

The eurozone recovery remains disappointingly weak after Greece fell back into recession and Italy slowed to near stagnation.

"Disappointingly though, job losses in the sector increased modestly in September after slowing appreciably to a nine-month low in August," said IHS Global Insight economist Howard Archer.

Much less convincing, though, are the solos that punctuate the group sections and which revert to a disappointingly generic style of slow and stretchy contemporary dance.

"French Connection is making progress but it is slow, perhaps disappointingly so," said Anusha Couttigane, senior consultant at analysis firm Conlumino.