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Even so, this book's small, black-and-white photographs and drawings are notably disappointing.

But during its earnings call last Wednesday, the company said its subscriber base for the Sims Online is 82,000, a figure the company deemed notably disappointing.

This Long Run has won one of his last eight and was notably disappointing when beaten 41 lengths in the Charlie Hall after clouting a fence down the back.

Despite a large number of studies on susceptibility genes for MS, these efforts during the last two decades have been notably disappointing.

In contrast, when patients in whom the tumour does not express the relevant target are treated with a molecularly targeted agent, objective response rates are notably disappointing.

With talented but underachieving home players including, most notably, the woefully disappointing Gini Wijnaldum once again failing to make the desired impact, it was left to the outstanding Matt Ritchie and his Bournemouth team-mates to leave McClaren's immediate future shrouded in considerable uncertainty.

Although some of his bets proved disappointing, most notably a joint development effort with the Archon Group in Boston, he had successes in addition to South Beach and SoHo.

As the kick-the-tires investor Warren E. Buffett notably said after a disappointing 1998, he would have done better if he had gone to the movies instead of to the office.

His subsequent starts were disappointing, most notably a 10 3 loss against the Toledo Maumees, where his inability to hold baserunners was first exposed.

Notably busy, and at times disappointing.

True, other asset classes, notably shares, have also delivered disappointing results in recent years.