Sentence examples for To be unfortunate from inspiring English sources

There are going to be unfortunate side effects".

It appears to be unfortunate rather than malicious.

The upbeat medical report on Piazza turned out to be unfortunate for reliever Dan Wheeler.

Marco Rubio told reporters on Monday he found Trump's comments to be "unfortunate".

The Fed's policy of gradualism may be politically popular, but its economic effects may prove to be unfortunate.

"I see now that for Norman it was about money, and I find that to be unfortunate," Mr. Mayefsky said in an interview.

"It would be unfortunate to have to replace her.

David Shilling Knutsford, Cheshire For Cameron to lose one MP to Ukip was unfortunate, but to lose a second MP was Reckless.

He said the Parliament's decision to go to court was unfortunate.

"For the love of…", I said to whomever was unfortunate enough to sit next to me.

To lose one crown might be unfortunate.