Sentence examples for makes for disappointing reading from inspiring English sources

So with this all in mind, our cover story today makes for disappointing reading.

The TJN secrecy index makes for disappointing reading for David Cameron, who has sought to portray himself as being at the vanguard of international efforts to tackle tax-haven abuses, using Britain's presidency of the G8 to "rewrite the rules on tax and transparency for the benefit of countries right across the world".

Kent police said some aspects of how they handled Anne-Marie's contact made for "disappointing reading".

But it is true that these games have made for disappointing spectacles.

Genetic links, friendship bonds and compatriot ties have made for disappointing rivalries in women's tennis.

Although the light snow made for disappointing visibility, it ended up transforming an ordinary situation into something magical.

The government's recently published list of 178 now-permitted lines of self-employment makes disappointing reading for those who hope for radical reform.

The details of the latest report will make disappointing reading for the government as it bids to get housebuilding going to address a chronic shortage of housing in the UK.

"In one way, international education benchmarks make disappointing reading for the U.S.," he said.

New international league tables on education are expected to make disappointing reading for many British parents.

It makes for instructive reading.