Sentence examples for an unfortunate case from inspiring English sources

An Amazon spokesman called the incident an "unfortunate case," per Reuters.

(Except for an unfortunate case of poison ivy).

This was an unfortunate case of human error for which we apologize".

Sadly, the IRB's formal statement declaring that Poite had been guilty of an "unfortunate case of human error" may turn out to be counter-productive.

As for an explanation of Dell's woeful performance, a spokeswoman named Jennifer Davis wrote: "This was an unfortunate case of a representative not following up.

To claim that "it all started six years ago with '24' " however, is an unfortunate case of popular culture revisionist history.

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

In a statement, the hospital called the case an "unfortunate event" that "occurred as a result of a unique and unanticipated combination of issues".

In addition, there was an extremely unfortunate case of a child being used for a financially-motivated crime in which an underage guardian dropped a child off at the Cradle, embezzled property that the child had inherited, and was subsequently arrested [ 1, 22].

"This case is an unfortunate example of why I always tell my constituents to give from the heart, but give smart," he said.

Its pure water and the region's virgin forests helped draw the Baikalsk mill here in the 1960's, a decision that critics see as a particularly unfortunate case of Soviet central planning.