Sentence examples for it is particularly disappointing from inspiring English sources

"Momentum is unlike most non-party campaigners in that political campaigning is its full-time work, so it is particularly disappointing that they have failed to meet the law's requirements," she said.

It is particularly disappointing since Saga is supposed to look after us oldies.

"It is particularly disappointing since the chancellor has said he wants to help more and more people onto the ladder".

"It is particularly disappointing that... during this national week of remembrance it comes as a greater blow to bereaved families".

Richard Lambert, director general of the CBI, said: "It is particularly disappointing that India was unwilling to compromise, and was a catalyst for the breakdown of the talks.

"SPARQ is one thing that she was really looking forward to working on with her colleagues, and it is particularly disappointing that she won't have a chance to work on that.

"It's particularly disappointing that this manuscript was in a series," said its director, Andrew McCarthy.

It's particularly disappointing considering Cruise's brilliantly loathsome turn in Magnolia, the zing of which is much needed here.

It's particularly disappointing because without a doubt it's been the toughest and hardest job I've done in my career.

Paddock said it was particularly disappointing because Rice was one of the few women in charge of a flagship theatre organisation.

He added  it was "particularly disappointing that these incidents, the first under my watch, and which have become less frequent, continue to take place".