Sentence examples for an unfortunate position from inspiring English sources

"That's an unfortunate position for us as people of faith".

It puts the C.I.A. in an unfortunate position: it is, essentially, copping a plea of incompetence.

I'm not about to give up, but my play today has put me in an unfortunate position".

"That's an unfortunate position we find ourselves in at the moment, that eyebrows are going to be raised, questions are going to be asked about our performances.

In this circumstance, UKAR is very mindful that while the court ruled in the lenders' favour, we recognise that a number of tenants are in an unfortunate position.

"Completely rooted" for those unfamiliar with the phrase is Australian slang for being in an unfortunate position, being tired (as in I've been running all day and I'm completely rooted) or may have sexual connotations.

That put everybody in an extremely unfortunate position, because it does not give us enough time to find a proper replacement with little more than a week to go".

Now, though, he's found a way to put Congress in a similarly unfortunate position.

People have made games for Facebook platforms before, and while it worked great for a while, they were stuck in a very unfortunate position when Facebook eventually changed the platform to better fit the social experience they were trying to build".

Well, the tabs are placed in a truly unfortunate position to the right of a new combined search/address bar, and the home/favorites/mystery buttons are all the way over to the right.

In the first episode of this one-hour legal drama, tonight on Fox, a young lawyer interviews a client whose male gynecologist fainted during a pelvic exam and fell onto her in a particularly unfortunate position.