Sentence examples for a somewhat unfortunate from inspiring English sources

This also is accompanied by a somewhat unfortunate pre-vocationalism or pre-professionalism.

It was a somewhat unfortunate but anticipated outcome for a team trying to gather and develop young talent.

A Chinese hedge fund with a somewhat unfortunate name, Shanghai Chaos Investment Co., had doubled down on the market and needed to apologize to its investors: "We made the wrong call with our investment strategy as we overestimated the impact of government rescue efforts," the company said in a letter on August 31st.

I grant you, that is a somewhat unfortunate circumstance.

While indeed the intellectual superiority and unparalleled ability to reshape the world certainly earns the superior ranking of Homo sapiens, I think this is a somewhat unfortunate opening message.

The concept of denial is a somewhat unfortunate one.

Adé has had a long, if not somewhat unfortunate career (in terms of global outreach; in Nigeria, he is apparently close to a deity).

Other notes: Drake needs a new stylist, it's somewhat unfortunate that Kendrick's biggest video placement to date is on such a bleak track and Tyler, the Creator really isn't a fan.

On Tuesday night at the Stone, Mr. Miles led a Denver-centered group with the somewhat unfortunate name of Blossom.

But clearly, the optics of this modification, to an article about mass surveillance, is somewhat unfortunate.

By the end of the festival, "the Romanian abortion movie" (its inevitable and somewhat unfortunate shorthand designation) had overpowered a competitive field.