Sentence examples for time disappointing from inspiring English sources

Chelsea wasted little time disappointing them, Matic restoring the two-goal advantage with a left-foot drive from 20 yards.

Apple sold 5 million of its iPhone 5 in its launch weekend alone, at the time disappointing analysts' expectations of 10 million sales.

And Turkey's influential generals have set an example to spendthrift civilian politicians at the same time disappointing western makers of military aircraft and tanks by announcing a $19 billion cut in spending on arms.

"It is, I guess, encouraging that the U.S. government is willing to use foreign technology -- and at the same time disappointing that a number of American solutions were not chosen," said Bruce Heiman, executive director of Americans for Consumer Privacy, an advocacy organization whose members include many high-technology companies.

Sadly, none chose to share their experiences of faraway places with colleagues during question time, disappointing those of us hoping for a homage to Patagonia.

Notably busy, and at times disappointing.

And yet despite the experimentation and the evolution, performances such as against Iraq (combined with at times disappointing showings against Greece and England) demonstrate how much further this young squad has to come.

Although largely helpful, I personally found the service occasionally frustrating and at times disappointing.

She will wrap her new granddaughter in her arms and tell her that the great big world that she has just entered is a huge, scary, overwhelming, at times disappointing, but always glorious thing.

Funding for implementation research on iCCM has been inconsistent and at times disappointing.

It takes time for disappointing growth to translate into weak employment, because employers hesitate to fire people.