It is often too easy for social entrepreneurs to become dismayed with the enormity of their end goals, and the complications of unforeseen obstacles encountered along the way.
He also warned that union members, dismayed with the 9.1 percent jobless rate and Mr. Obama's failure to do more about it, might not be energized enough to vote for him as many did in 2008.
As one dismayed with the news media's coverage of the war in Iraq, and of most other "hard" news, I appreciated Frank Rich's insights on newscasts ["Happy Talk News Covers a War," July 18].
Glover and his team believe many readers of traditional broadsheets have become dismayed with the perceived "dumbing down" of the news agenda and hunger for a serious-minded, unspun approach to news.
When Christine B. Whelan '99's college students began coming to her dismayed with the tough economic times, the difficulty of landing jobs, and their own problems with procrastination and stress, she looked to the hundreds of self-help books on her shelves.
"We are utterly dismayed with the further reductions in penalties," said a statement.
Supporters were more dismayed with the level of the performance, with Charlie Mulgrew coming closest to scoring in the second half, only for Scott Bain to push the ball away.
"For Joanna, it was not a desire to deceive," said Patrick Riley, who eventually became dismayed with the direction of the company and was fired as an employee late last year.
"This was a major decision, although the Iranian people were very much dismayed with the conduct of previous U.S. administrations.
Little wonder that voters feel increasingly dismayed with the choices presented to them at the polling-place.
