Sentence examples for growing disappointment from inspiring English sources
"While I sat in jail, there developed in Poland a growing disappointment in Stalin.
Taiwan additionally faces rising bad loans; the other two countries, growing disappointment with their restructuring efforts.
Here, officials and ordinary Iraqis express growing disappointment at Japan's reconstruction efforts.
It is reported that there is a deep and growing disappointment among the soldiers who know only that they have been promised peace.
They issued an upbeat message amid growing disappointment that the home nation has won only three medals — none of them gold — after the first three days.
Reflecting the growing disappointment with Iran's position, Beckett said that Tehran, in fact, has so far not asked for any clarifications.
Pollsters record growing voter disappointment over public services, especially health and public transport.
The scandals also come at a time of growing public disappointment with Mrs. Merkel's second term as chancellor.
TOKYO — Japan's governing Democratic Party suffered a stinging setback in midterm elections on Sunday that showed growing voter disappointment with the party's apparent inability to deliver on promises to revamp the country's sclerotic postwar order.
BERLIN — Facing a sharp decline in her popularity and growing public disappointment with the new center-right coalition government, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany on Wednesday defended her coalition's handling of the economic crisis, insisting that the country's continued spending despite record debt prevented it from "falling into the abyss".
