Sentence examples for mostly disappointing from inspiring English sources

Last year's third-round picks, Terrell McClain and Sione Fua, were mostly disappointing.

James Harden, the Thunder's third star, also had 19 points, a high note for him after a mostly disappointing series.

Reveillez, age 10, weight 10-12 Won at the 2006 Cheltenham Festival as a novice chaser but mostly disappointing since.

But that is second-best to encouraging the whole country to reform faster.A second area is tax reform, where progress has been mostly disappointing.

But after two years of mostly disappointing results, St .Onge said the national team had started to lose faith in him.

Sales are rebounding, with the Commerce Department reporting Friday that automobiles were a bright spot in July's mostly disappointing retail sales.

Computers in the classroom have been a promise for decades, mostly a disappointing one.

Brokers blamed the downward trend mostly on disappointing first quarter earnings reports released recently.

Average income levels, having risen to 70% of America's in the early 1970s, have been stuck there ever since and are now declining in relative terms.Efforts to re-launch the EU economy through bold reforms have mostly proved disappointing.

E-government is no magic bullet, but it gives citizens and lobby groups more power to scrutinise government and highlight waste and dishonesty.It's everywhereAlthough hopes have been high and the investment has been huge, so far the results have mostly been disappointing.

Correspondingly, in the 20th century, socialistic concepts were implemented in many countries, mostly with disappointing results.