Sentence examples for slightly disappointing for from inspiring English sources

Lobster salad was slightly disappointing for its bland favor.

It has been a good Test match, though England have been slightly disappointing for a team rated No1 in the world.

The rooms are slightly disappointing for the class of hotel but the facilities – three pools, a number of good restaurants and free beach activities – make up for that.

Prof Scully described the poll as "moderately encouraging for Labour" and "slightly disappointing" for the Conservatives.

Their results were slightly disappointing for those hoping to avoid colds in the future.

Asked whether, after such a good start, England's score was disappointing, he admitted: "It is a slightly disappointing from being 196 for nought.

6.56pm GMT Well that was probably slightly disappointing from England.

Chip designer ARM, which has agreed to be bought by Japan's SoftBank for £24bn, has unveiled a slightly disappointing results for the second quarter.

"Slightly disappointing news for the chancellor, Philip Hammond, as the public finances could only eke out a small surplus in July," said Howard Archer, the chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight.

"I suppose that's the only slightly disappointing thing for the week," added Westwood.

This announcement should have little bearing on hybrid bus manufacturers and their suppliers like Maxwell Technologies, unless we assume that the slightly disappointing subsidies for plug-in hybrid buses are an indicator of what is to come for hybrid buses.