Sentence examples for sounds disappointing from inspiring English sources

If that sounds disappointing, it shouldn't.

That might sound disappointing for economies that enjoyed average growth of 9% in the three years to 2007.

A fifty-per-cent approval rating may sound disappointing, but Bender and Bakkila are less interested in winning approval than in eliciting a strong reaction, and by that measure their achievement has grown exponentially.

The big data fallacy may sound disappointing, but it is actually a strong argument for why we need even bigger data.

ChinaCache will fall short of doubling its annual revenue for the first time in 2009, Xu says, instead growing revenue between 75% and 85%–figures that sound disappointing only in China's larger-than-life Internet world.

Although this may sound disappointing, important steps forward have been made (Table 2) and research is ongoing.

His job is to gauge the promise of pianos that need to sound large and appealing when they leave the factory, and to do everything to make them that way if their first sounds are disappointing.

It turned out that they did have work to offer me though the nature of it, frankly, sounded pretty disappointing.

This sounds like a disappointing realization.

He continued: "It sounds somehow uninspiring and disappointing that the London attainment premium is largely accounted for by demographic composition rather than wholly caused by some innovative policy.

On one hand, the story of Bev Kearney, the longtime women's track and field coach at the University of Texas, sounds just like the disappointing stories about a lot of coaches.