Sentence examples for and unfortunately in a from inspiring English sources

And, unfortunately, in a sector like technology the failure to produce the right products is something that can be severely damaging very quickly.

But religion is a divisive topic, and, unfortunately in a post-9/11 U.S., Islam is a particularly sensitive faith to discuss.

And unfortunately in an effort to cope with and cover up our pain we often create an atmosphere of false perfectionism and unrealistic expectations that says life will be easy and pain free.

She's young, bright, talented and unfortunately in love with a controlling man.

What matters is your paycheck (and unfortunately in some cases, a level of smugness).

His piece does succeed, however (and unfortunately), in once again stirring up a barely simmering pot of old gruel: yet another contentious discussion of the 1950's and 60's avant-garde.

And unfortunately, in the case of that story, it's taking an awfully long time.

However, the singularity of temporal data and lack of integration between high spatial resolution and access to the same individual at different time points (due to chemical fixation of samples) led to a fragmented experience of the object and, unfortunately, limitations in a full understanding of how parasites establish and propagate themselves within their hosts (Box 1).

At every opportunity the camera settled on this unwitting blonde, voluptuous and excitable and unfortunately dressed in a low-cut camisole.

This is the greatest decision and act of resistance that they could have made packing up, moving home to country, and unfortunately living in a violent and cruel place where our neighbours were the grandchildren of the people who murdered my great-grandparents.

He gives a strenuous, at times shrewd and acid performance, which has been embedded, unfortunately, in a clumsy and ineffective movie.