Sentence examples for a unfortunate from inspiring English sources

Asked about weekend reports of an end to donor anonymity, one health official told Guardian Unlimited: "this is a unfortunate case of premature speculation".

That she's up first feels like a unfortunate ratings move, given that the next two hosts they've got lined up – Amy Schumer and Tracy Morgan – are both experienced sketch comics whose appearances are highly anticipated by comedy fans.

In a sketch that recreated a unfortunate interview Ms. Palin had with Katie Couric of CBS News, Ms. Fey actually quoted Ms. Palin's own meandering words as the setup to a quiz-show punch line: "Katie, I'd like to use a lifeline now".

"It is just a unfortunate with the salary cap coming into place when a player is out of contract.

The Rukus Solar lacks an FM radio, which as I've concluded after reviewing over a dozen audio docks, is a unfortunate sign of the times.

Bore an unfortunate resemblance to a toad.

A spokesman called it an "unfortunate incident".

Degeneracy is an unfortunate word for a useful concept.

There's an unfortunate childhood.

This has an unfortunate consequence.

This is an unfortunate situation.