Sentence examples for Unfortunate to learn from inspiring English sources

"It is unfortunate to learn that physicians in Western Pennsylvania have received incorrect information," the official wrote, "and that such misinformation may potentially be inhibiting legitimate treatment".

"It is unfortunate to learn Google has ended its membership in the American Legislative Exchange Council as a result of public pressure from left-leaning individuals and organizations who intentionally confuse free market policy perspectives for climate change denial," said ALEC chief executive Lisa Nelson.

The latest unfortunate politician to learn this lesson is Republican nominee for president Mitt Romney, who has seen his support collapse by 20percentt among men and women over the age of 60 in the few weeks since the Democratic National Convention.

Indoor smoking is also a huge source of household pollution, as I was unfortunate enough to learn.

"It is unfortunate to see that some institutions haven't learned from past missteps and are repeating these troubling practices".

"It is very unfortunate and disappointing to learn that two Asian Lucent associates were reportedly involved in a criminal activity to steal Lucent's intellectual property," Lam Leung, president of Lucent's chapter of Asian/Pacific Americans for Affirmative Action, or 4A, said in an e-mail message distributed to colleagues at the company.

In this manner, researchers must be opportunistic, using unfortunate life circumstances to learn as much as possible in the service of prevention and intervention.

It's unfortunate that we have to learn like that.

Voters nationwide have seen that electronic voting cannot be trusted, and New Jerseyans are the latest to learn this unfortunate lesson.

Ultimately, I did something important this summer -- and just so happened to learn an unfortunate lesson about the real world along the way.

I was dismayed to learn of your unfortunate experience with our representative, Andreas Bichlbauer...