Sentence examples for extraordinarily disappointing from inspiring English sources
"It is extraordinarily disappointing," Samson said.
As for Mr Ludlam, he called the decision "extraordinarily disappointing".
"It was extraordinarily disappointing," Cartwright, the Kent State president and an advocate for collegiate athletic reform, said in a telephone interview from her office in northern Ohio.
The Western Australian Greens senator Scott Ludlam described the WikiLeaks party's decision to preference the Greens below the Nationals as "extraordinarily disappointing" but said he did not regret supporting Julian Assange.
The results are plain to see in a failed economic recovery that continues to produce extraordinarily disappointing growth and job creation As president, I will emphasize policies that once again make America the best place in the world to make a discovery, start a business, hire a worker, or find a job.
However, trials of obesity approaches in which treatment is initiated and carried out solely by general practitioners, with or without allied health services, have been extraordinarily disappointing to date both for adults [ 8] and children [ 9- 12].
His one-volume book on postwar Europe is much the best-written, most authoritative account of this extraordinarily creative, though latterly disappointing, epoch.
The letter from Schneiderman's office represents another political blow to Donald Trump, who has suffered an extraordinarily bad run since his disappointing debate performance last week.
"The extraordinarily unprofessional and humiliating treatment of one of our community members is shockingly disappointing," the Northwestern University president, Morton Schapiro, said in an official statement released on Monday.
"Disappointing, very disappointing".
