Sentence examples for and unfortunately when from inspiring English sources

'And unfortunately, when I was three years old, I had some kind of disease.

"And, unfortunately, when states are in financial trouble, one of the very first things they look at is the public school budget.

In some instances, we make our decisions in legislatures or executive offices, at other times in courtrooms and judges' chambers and, unfortunately, when all else fails, at times on the battlefield.

"He wanted to go and play in Spain, and unfortunately when a player no longer wants to play for you, we need as a club to look at it.

"And unfortunately, when you don't have stability in your leadership, how can you build trust?" Some wondered whether Probst and Streeter hurt Chicago's chances when they failed to show up to a meeting of I.O.C. members in Lausanne, Switzerland, where host cities were invited to make presentations.

And unfortunately, when it comes to consumer web and the ever-increasing distractions we all face daily, if the product doesn't create a habit, it may as well not exist.

And that's unfortunately when I began to sincerely question whether this event should have gotten media coverage.

In response to how many children a family wishes to have, one CHW noted: " Mostly like four kids, boys and girls, but unfortunately when they do not have baby boys, they keep trying ". (Female CHW) " Mostly like four kids, boys and girls, but unfortunately when they do not have baby boys, they keep trying".

"The people here in Oklahoma are very weather savvy and they know about tornadoes and so forth, but unfortunately when it's a horrible event like this there's just only so much you can do to let people know".

When she really started to decline he called me and asked if he should come, and she agreed, though unfortunately when he did arrive she was pretty out of it.

We've covered the company before – and not its product, unfortunately – when Citibank got itself in a PR firestorm after abruptly freezing the startup's bank account over allegedly posting – inexistent – "objectionable content" on its blog (the institution later changed its Internet Business Policy because of the incident).