Sentence examples for an unfortunate function from inspiring English sources

Their deaths, he said, are an unfortunate function of the fact that the people recruited for clinical trials are often very sick, with few remaining options.

He said, "We think the comments are unfortunate and an unfortunate use of the pulpit".

As I write this, C.K., now forty-five, is making his way to Boise, Idaho, where he'll inform his fellow citizens about a truly unfortunate bodily function, between the numbers one and two, that he classifies as a "1.5".

There are also honkingly dull digressions into the spiritual meaning of becoming a hermit ("In Hindu philosophy, everyone ideally matures into a hermit"), some pseudoscience about solitude and brain function, and an unfortunate comparison with prisoners in solitary confinement, who hardly have the luxury of choosing their solitude.

Uncertainties are an unfortunate yet inevitable part of any forecasting system.

The case study illustrates a situation in which a cultural heritage site loses its original function because of a combination of an unfortunate location and physical characteristics.

It is an unfortunate choice.

This is an unfortunate development.

Therein lies an unfortunate dynamic.

There's an unfortunate childhood.

This has an unfortunate consequence.