Sentence examples for suggests disappointing from inspiring English sources

Overall, the outlook for European VC from an investor's viewpoint suggests disappointing growth rates with low, although increasingly stable, levels of investment volume.

Moreover, markers of oxidative stress investigated in acute illness suggest disappointing results [ 5, 6].

Although Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg tries to interpret the recent data on high school graduation rates as progress, the figures suggest some disappointing conclusions.

In addition, the government lowered its estimate of job growth in July and August as well, suggesting the disappointing numbers in September are part of a trend rather than an anomaly.

The CBI suggested the disappointing results were down to the milder autumn weather, which had put people off buying winter clothes.

Reports have suggested the disappointing display of the 2010 World Cup finalists in Poland and Ukraine has been down to divisions in the Dutch camp.

Our results suggest the disappointing clinical activity of single-agent rapamycin analogs in PTEN-deficient human cancers, as compared to single-lesion transgenic mouse models, may arise from secondary genetic alterations in human tumors.

They suggested that disappointing results utilizing algorithmic PEEP adjustments may relate to the lack of recognition of elevated pleural or IAP [ 62].

History suggests, too, that disappointing Presidential debates are neither unusual, nor necessarily fatal to reëlection chances.

Behavioral economics suggests that the disappointing results of some job training programs may be due in part to a failure of such programs to respond accurately to the psychology of workers who could benefit from training.

The research firm said eBay's recent replacement of its boutique ad agency with the larger BBDO Worldwide suggests that its disappointing fourth quarter was related in part to its advertising strategy.