Sentence examples for widely disappointing from inspiring English sources

The results have been widely disappointing, with many high profile and often catastrophic failures.

Firms also like the splash of publicity they get when shares soar after an IPO; W.R. Hambrecht's recent flotation of Salon.com, a "website for intellectuals", was widely thought disappointing because the shares did not soar to an instant premium.

Although the Bank of Japan's performance was widely considered disappointing, if not an outright failure, the rich world's central banks began by drawing upon its playbook.Unconventional policy falls into two broad categories: asset purchases and "forward guidance".

But the results varied widely and were disappointing.

Since Mr Fox's government is widely seen as disappointing, that may not have helped him much.

The former swimmer, who retired in 2013 at the age of 23, expects Britain's swimmers to deliver between four and six medals in Rio after what was widely considered a disappointing Games in London.

In January he gave his first television interview in his decade-long career as a professional politician, but his performance in the 90-minute broadcast was widely seen as disappointing.

By Andy Borowitz August 22, 2015 MOBILE (The Borowitz Report) — A rally featuring a racist speaker Friday night in Mobile attracted a crowd of just twenty thousand people, widely considered a disappointing turnout for a racist event in Alabama.

A closely-watched -- if volatile -- report from the payroll services firm ADP estimated that the private sector added 135,000 jobs to the U.S. economy last month, widely considered a disappointing number.

The DQOL has been used widely with somewhat disappointing results.

The speed and effectiveness of current approaches to research translation are widely viewed as disappointing given small gains in real population health outcomes despite huge investments in basic and translational science.