Sentence examples for notable disappointment from inspiring English sources

I.B.M. was a notable disappointment after it said revenue fell short of expectations.

Battery life is probably the most notable disappointment of the Here Ones.

Still, it's a notable disappointment for one of the phone's key selling points and a stumble for a feature that's designed to point the way forward for the company.

Williams thought similarly and stated that "the most notable disappointment" of the game was the lack of online play for non-PlayStation 2 owners.

Setting reasonable expectations for what services and practitioners can deliver may also reduce migrant patients' notable disappointment with services [ 15].

Her sexual fieldwork continued, with many successes and a few notable disappointments.

It was not necessarily a bad effort, but it did not keep him from being regarded as one of the year's more notable disappointments.

Notable disappointments were the Olympic finalists Kate Dennison in the pole vault and Tom Parsons in the high jump, and the two experienced long‑jumpers.

Other notable disappointments include Kubo and the Two Strings ($80m) and the rebooted Ghostbusters ($58m), although this is another title whose figures are disputed).

Notable disappointments include Disney's famously expensive The Lone Ranger (£4.4m), Sony's Will Smith/Jaden Smith team-up After Earth (£6.3m) and Warners' Guillermo Del Toro genre-melder Pacific Rim (£8.4m, although Asian success has boosted the worldwide cume to a healthy $404m).

A trio of former England captains subsequently had their say on the matter in their new guises as media pundits, with Michael Vaughan notable in expressing his disappointment after seeing the incident involving Anderson on television.