Sentence examples for an unfortunate development from inspiring English sources
This is an unfortunate development.
"This is an unfortunate development that detracts from their inspiring legacy.
Those wrong-headed, appetite-challenged killjoys who are suspicious of what Blumenthal does will regard this as an unfortunate development.
"The Kano situation is an unfortunate development and just a reverberation of what happened in Yelwa," said Remi Oyo, a spokeswoman for President Olusegun Obasanjo.
Of course, Mr. Checki was not talking about the United States, where economic management is shaky, the fiscal position is weak (and another budget crisis looms in October), and monetary policy has struggled to keep up with dealing with the consequences of failed financial-sector oversight (an unfortunate development in recent decades, for which the New York Fed shares responsibility).
There should be nothing partisan about the chief justice of the United States' declaring that keeping a Supreme Court seat vacant for a year (actually, it certainly will turn out to be more than a year) so that an incumbent president couldn't fill it was an unfortunate development that should not be permitted to become the norm.
I think that's a very unfortunate development".
This is a really unfortunate development, for it could lead to the kind of vicious cycle that descends into military conflict".In this section Bali, again Still waiting Oil and gas in troubled waters The fifth monarch Not what the doctor ordered Not a bed of tulips ReprintsLast week, China confirmed that it had set up a "reserve vessel squadron" in the East China Sea.
Here's a rather unfortunate development: The proliferation of recording devices and instant distribution is matched by our ability to falsify the information they produce.
Naturally, then, Steve Gunderson, CEO of their biggest trade association, APSCU, called Obama's order a "deeply unfortunate development".
When President Obama went to Fort Stewart, Georgia, in 2012 and signed an executive order to provide U.S. military service members and veterans with better information about their educational options, Gunderson called it a "deeply unfortunate development". .
