Sentence examples for sufficiently disappointed from inspiring English sources
Certainly, the two academics involved in research were sufficiently disappointed with the outcome to ask that their names be removed from the credits.
He may yet do so, but the signs are that Brawn's refusal to increase their offer, even after being bought out by Mercedes – a deal that has made shareholders in the team a great deal of money – has disappointed Button sufficiently for it to have become a matter of principle.
His expectations are sufficiently high to ensure that he will always be disappointed.
Labour MP Tom Watson countered, saying that he was "disappointed that some members didn't feel sufficiently convinced or confident to hold the most powerful to account".
The Labour MP Tom Watson, who is a prominent critic of News Corp and who drafted the criticism of Murdoch, said he was disappointed that the Tory members "didn't feel sufficiently convinced or confident to hold the most powerful to account".
Yet another person who buys animals to serve selfish human purposes is disappointed when the animals' lives actually require upkeep and the animals do not entertain sufficiently.
An AET statement said: "We have been a strong advocate of the policy to allow Ofsted to inspect multi-academy trusts, but are disappointed that the significant achievements of the trust and our schools have not been sufficiently recognised in the letter published this morning".
If the Fed's efforts have disappointed, it is not because market monetarism is wrong, but because the Fed is not sufficiently committed to the cause.This is probably true.
The animating forces in the Texas GOP tend to be marshaled by the Tea Party these days and they are disappointed that the governor, who pushed a law requiring sonograms for women considering abortions, is not sufficiently conservative or anti-tax.
