Sentence examples for increased disappointment from inspiring English sources

Most people tend to have unrealistic expectations, which often leads to increased disappointment when these expectations are not met.

Now there is increasing disappointment.

Voters since then have expressed increasing disappointment in President Fox because his government has failed to live up to the expectations for change that fueled his rise to power.

Confidence in the economy was shaken during the Asian financial crisis, and people show increasing disappointment with the greater ideological control and the way they are being governed under the policy of "one country with two systems" (whereby the Chinese central government gives Hong Kong legislative autonomy).

Mr Putin, it seems, will either have to crack down hard on dissent or face growing dissatisfaction among the masses and an increasing disappointment with his ability to control the situation from within the ruling class.

Increasing disappointment with staff and unexpected waiting was associated with less positive experiences on all six PEPC scales.

We have had enough experience on this issue with the Lisbon strategy, and we do not want the 2020 strategy to be another failure that only serves to increase disappointment and euroscepticism.

Opinion polls show increasing public disappointment and disillusionment in Mrs. Merkel's second government, a coalition of conservatives and Free Democrats.

A second meeting with James could heighten the Knicks' hopes of landing him and increase the disappointment if he signs elsewhere.

Each step on the way to being well involves increased levels of disappointment and deception.

While the protests provided an outlet for the public to express its grievances, said Blagoy Boychev, 27, an actor, "the protesters expected some grandiose changes which didn't happen," and disappointment increased as a result.