Sentence examples for a unfortunately from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a unfortunately" is not correct in written English.
It is incorrect because "unfortunately" is an adverb and should not be preceded by the article "a."
Example: "Unfortunately, we cannot proceed with the project as planned."
Alternatives: "Sadly" or "Regrettably."

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A: Unfortunately not.

A: Unfortunately, not right now.

A: Unfortunately, I suspect Mr. Stringer is unfamiliar with the facts.

A: Unfortunately the ceremony today will not be valid for the State Bar if you do not have your State Bar oath card.

A: Unfortunately, I can't honor requests to help publicize things via my Twitter crowd – I get these requests daily, and I can't honor them all without turning my Twitter feed to mush.

A: Unfortunately, the huge (and growing) quantity of user content on the Guardian website means that we can't enter into correspondence regarding specific moderation activity, although all correspondence will be read.

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Surfing is an unfortunately wasteful sport.

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