Sentence examples for do disappointingly from inspiring English sources

GUYANA tends to do disappointingly, but not disastrously, in global rankings.

IT IS easy to argue that the Law and Justice party has done disappointingly little in the nine months since it won Poland's parliamentary and presidential elections.

Runners up are the Czech and Slovak governments, which came to power on bold promises of cleaning up corruption, and have done disappointingly little.

The PAN did disappointingly in July, when a reborn PRD managed to win four more lower-house seats than the PAN's 121.

Yet, states have done disappointingly little to assure the health and safety of migrant workers, or to stop the exploitation and human trafficking of millions of hard-working women and men who toil invisibly in every corner of the globe.

Did Labour perform disappointingly because its manifesto was perceived as too leftwing, the lesson of 1983?

This should be easy to do, but disappointingly, it's easier said than done.

These new designs do nothing but disappointingly announce that novelty for the sake of novelty is often the altar at which many modern architects worship.

Apart from the commendable absence of perma-gurn dickheads and poorly tuned Funktion-Ones, underground clubs in Tokyo are basically the same as back home in London: overpriced drinks, militant security and a large number of punters who disappointingly don't agree that Jamie Jones should be euthanized post-haste. .

It's time to shape up — which, rather disappointingly, they do.

As yet, disappointingly, they do not have a dog called Dog.