Sentence examples for increasingly disappointing from inspiring English sources

For those on the left, that view obscures an increasingly disappointing history.

But are his scenes sharper than anything in "Smash," NBC's increasingly disappointing backstage series?

INSIDE PITCH In an effort to squeeze some production from an increasingly disappointing season, Curtis Granderson is working with the hitting coach Kevin Long to revamp his swing.

Perhaps Newton was inspired by the sight of Josh Freeman standing across the field with his new team, hoping he soon regains control of his increasingly disappointing career.

People who dismiss the bond between a human and a pet are merely revealing their own idiocy, as the increasingly disappointing Pope Francis did last month.

Though limited, they are worrisome especially at a time when new drug launches are increasingly disappointing and billions of dollars in sales are disappearing to generic competition.

She and her husband were both actors, based in Toronto, but she found him increasingly sparkless and disappointing.

So for those keeping score at home in this increasingly bizarre and disappointing season, Wagner will be on the active roster, at least temporarily, and Wright, for the time first time in his six-year career, will not.

The inability to take a stand is also an increasingly common, and disappointing, one in universities as a whole.

It is becoming increasingly apparent from disappointing intent-to-treat analyses of large conventionally designed trials, such as TACT (Ellis et al, 2007) and tAnGo (Poole et al, 2008) that further improvements in adjuvant treatment will inevitably require individualised therapeutic decisions.

But in the last two months, Mr. Turner has grown increasingly irate at the disappointing performance of the AOL division, the federal investigations into its accounting, and the resulting decline in the stock price, several people who work with him said.