Sentence examples for an unfortunate but from inspiring English sources

Because race is an unfortunate but powerful basis for generalization.

Call it an unfortunate but necessary side effect of rebuilding.

Imagine an unfortunate but all too common situation in which a husband abuses his wife.

In my opinion, this is an unfortunate but easy-to-understand position.

Lurie described the decision as an unfortunate but necessary concession to the budget.

And free-riding is an unfortunate but unavoidable consequence of cooperation between large and smaller powers.

This, we are told, is an unfortunate but not an existential problem.

Perhaps, they could argue, this is an unfortunate but marginal part of an otherwise progressive encyclical.

The city's answer is that noise is an unfortunate but inevitable part of repair work.

Internet privacy tools have an unfortunate but well-deserved reputation for being technically difficult and bothersome.

"What we have seen is an unfortunate but not surprising adventure in politics".