Sentence examples for and unfortunately too from inspiring English sources

And, unfortunately, too few of them will read the book.

Humans should be fit for morality, and unfortunately too often they are not – one is inclined to say.

And unfortunately, too many judge their success by media recognition, thinking only this will make theirs a "real" production.

Programmes like Dragon's Den and The Apprentice have created a perception that a "big idea" is imperative and, unfortunately, too many universities focus on this as well.

Oestrogens such as 17β-oestradiol initiates nuclear-gene transcription in gender-specified tissues such as the ovaries and mammaries; and unfortunately too in cancer cells derived from target tissues.

The theologian Charles Curran explains Ratzinger's thinking this way: "The trouble in the United States is the culture and ethos are so opposed to the Gospel and the Church that one has to either dissent from the culture or dissent from Church teaching, and, unfortunately, too many theologians dissent from Church teaching".

The luxury of interference coordination by network planning and reuse patterns is unfortunately too costly and time-demanding for dense local area network deployments.

Dirty tricks and lies are, unfortunately, too often part of the political game.

Remarks Francesco Ballerini (1877-1910), an Egyptologist and Orientalist, started his unfortunately too short career in the Egyptian Museum of Turin approximately 100 years ago.

Monetary conditions are still too loose, and inflation expectations have risen.Unfortunately, too many governments in emerging markets have tried to quell inflation and reduce popular anger by subsidising the prices of both food and fuel.

This game, which looked like a prototype of the later "Asteroids," was unfortunately too complicated and cumbersome for mass production.