Sentence examples similar to a potentially unfortunate from inspiring English sources

This has two potentially unfortunate consequences.

In the end, a potentially great idea fell victim to unfortunate timing and an apparent lack of focus on a core product, hampering efforts to build a brand.

But the unfortunate truth is that this feeling that our havens are not actually snug enclosures insulated from a potentially dangerous world is hardly new.

From a potentially miffed Quins.

A potentially troubling one.

While many abroad have considered a US government shutdown unfortunate and potentially damaging to the global economy, it is a development the world has survived before.

Deborah Weinswig, an analyst at Citigroup, wrote in a note to clients that if Mr. Ackman lost this battle, he could potentially dump his stock — his firm owns 17.7 percent of Penney stock — "which would obviously be a very unfortunate outcome".

In an open letter to Gehry published in Slate, the novelist Jonathan Lethem wrote, "I've been struggling to understand how someone of your sensibilities can have drifted into such an unfortunate alliance, with such potentially disastrous results".

A spokesman called it an "unfortunate incident".

A very unfortunate experience.

A most unfortunate situation.