Sentence examples for Unfortunately kept from inspiring English sources

"But her job has unfortunately kept her there, and I am now moving over to join her, hence the sale".

I committed the cardinal sin of relying not on memory but on instinct, which unfortunately kept telling me to do steps different from those Mr. Diomande had taught.

She had, unfortunately, kept a diary and some photographs of herself performing fellatio on a man whose identity has caused years of tabloid speculation.

For all the precision in the playing, these arrangements (augmented by Ralph Irizarry on timbales, Milton Cardona on congas, and Chucky Lopez on bongos) unfortunately kept two of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra's central virtues fairly hidden: its trombone section and the drummer Herlin Riley.

Nokia CEO Stephen Elop was all too eager to show off the Lumia 900 at this year's CES, but he unfortunately kept to himself when it came to its price or release date.

I think it's the unwarranted New Jersey stigma that unfortunately keeps people from crossing the Hudson.

The ensuing row spilt over borders with two dozen right-wing MEPs, including the current president of Hungary, writing to complain that baby boxes "offer ed) a solution for women who unfortunately keep their pregnancy a secret and fear to approach official instructions".

Yet entrepreneurs, unfortunately, keep chasing venture capital and treat funding as a measure of success.

Inspiration, unfortunately, keeps no time card.

Admittedly, the cost of care and risk of failure unfortunately keeps many patients from taking their first steps to overcoming infertility and speaking to a specialist.

So if word gets out to people who really have a stake in this game, that they can fix it--in fact, one of our realizations is that the lesser evil unfortunately keeps paving the way to the greater evil.