| Most radio folk have beautiful, sonorous voices that make actually seeing them quite a letdown. |
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| Unfortunately, it was something of a letdown, mainly related to video performance and DVD playback. |
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| The only letdown is in the end, where her grief over her sister Malu's and Shyam's separate suicides are tied in rather too patly. |
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| From letdown to touchdown, settling the airplane on the runway is a true art. |
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| It's their status as valuable secrets, and it's the expectations built up by their hiddenness, that makes them such a letdown. |
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| Trim design equated to up to 40 stages of pressure letdown, keeping extreme velocities and fluid turbulence to a minimum. |
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| The venues were a little smaller and that was a bit of a letdown from four years before. |
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| Here are the reasons why the new season of Arrested Development is a letdown. |
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| Although Chelsea was sad for her mom's big letdown, she also felt relieved because it was a minor-league problem compared to the one she had feared. |
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| It must be quite the letdown knowing that the dweeb chose her over you. |
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| Over the next couple of years, though, some felt a letdown when they discovered that Borges had written no long works. |
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| These characters cart around pleasing loads of emotional baggage for a romantic comedy, which makes the final half hour of cat-and-mouse games a huge letdown. |
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| However guitar aficionados might consider the remixes a bit of a letdown after all the nimble plucking, strumming and fingering which precedes them. |
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| That's surely something of a letdown for fans who have invested their time and energy into the current iteration. |
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| That I did not meet Hilde was not the big letdown but rather the fact that Hilde is still stuck in the 1940s, this is what disappointed me. |
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| The film is a hard-to-find creature, a smart rom-com that captures the exuberance of falling in love, and the inevitable letdown. |
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| Moreover, letdown effects of deep depression and physical exhaustion may occur after only a single dose of moderate strength wears off. |
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| Ghana may not have lost any games, but their lack of inspiration was a big letdown. |
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| If this is a letdown, and yet another example of the overwhelming chasteness of buttoned-up Americans, enter the always underestimated Canadians. |
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| The one letdown in all this is that junior gold stocks have not followed the increase in gold. |
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| It's a big letdown to be shoved off to a continuation high school,'' Antelope Valley Union High School District trustee Al Beattie said. |
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| Thus, PolyOne can easily provide sample bottles simulating three letdown ratios. |
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| This is exactly what they need to happen to win the NLDS, assuming of course they make the playoffs and don't suffer a monumental letdown. |
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| A romantic letdown, sure, but he is, he says before hustling uptown to rehearse with the college jazz band, way too busy to carry a torch for a 22-year-old goddess. |
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| The time it takes from beginning of teat stimulation to milk letdown is about 30-60 seconds, but varies from cow to cow and also within the cow depending on the stage of lactation. |
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| Outland Technologies Inc. developed and patented a power-recovery turbine generator that recovers the wasted letdown energy from the processing of natural gas and converts it to electricity. |
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| An inventor in Phoenix, Arizona has cobbled together a prototype that is, frankly, a bit of a letdown – it's a mini hovercraft with rubbish stabilisers, but one that suggests the technology could be acceptably refined. |
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| This results in milk letdown where oxytocin already has started to act on the myoepithelial cells when the milking machine is attached to the udder. |
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| Oxytocin is not a suitable alternative because it produces milk letdown as opposed to increasing milk production, which is the aim of domperidone therapy. |
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| Therefore, the standard oxygen supply carried is insufficient to allow engine-out letdown using the optimal glide profile while maintaining oxygen reserves. |
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| As a country we now face the letdown of a lost opportunity. |
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| We greatly share the concern and letdown felt by the research community. |
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| Mr. Speaker, today, the Canadian Association of Retired Persons reminded Canadians of the terrible letdown of thousands of small investors who, because of this government, lost their savings. |
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| However, when the bulldozers and other heavy construction equipment did not appear, there was a significant letdown and a broad sentiment emerged in the region that the Stability Pact had failed to deliver on its promises. |
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| With DeLaval milking point MP400, each cow is milked in accordance with its milking profile, which ensures high quality milking from the very moment of milk letdown until the cluster is retracted. |
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| The letdown that would inevitably follow the collapse of the negotiations would probably make it difficult to mobilize further action in the short term. |
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| Classical Bach choral pieces, no matter how enthusiastically delivered, are clearly a letdown to an audience still reeling with the memory of shimmying hips. |
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| In terms of display, the handset boasts great colour reproduction, but oversaturation problem continues to be a letdown. |
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| The Foothill's representatives in the summer Valley Invitational Baseball League are demonstrating there shouldn't be a letdown next season. |
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| Flame-retardant concentrates for PB and PS at various letdown ratios and for PVC wire arid cable applications. |
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| So to be able to close it out after having a letdown in the second set, I was so thrilled. |
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| After this slam-bang production, the next is sure to be a huge letdown. |
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| Through oxytocin mediation, these afferent pathways become so well established that letdown can occur even when the mother merely thinks of her baby. |
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| The midfield of Benitez, Paul Dojo and Lewis dictated pace for the majority of the first 45 minutes, but the only letdown helped UCSD even the score in the 26th minute. |
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| Principal danger could be Woodcracker, who was a big letdown when a leading fancy in the John Smith's Cup at York, but that was clearly not his true running. |
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| On Sunday, the Grand Letdown will hit the stage at John Henry's, along with Slipping Glimpser, Stark Raving Naked, the Hundred Acre Wood and Mosaic. |
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