Sentence examples for are unfortunately supported from inspiring English sources

Clearly, missed learning opportunities have occurred, which are unfortunately supported by findings in a similar paramedic study by Waxman and Williams [ 9].

Whilst we have a very good relationship with the Labour assembly members, as part of a progressive opposition to Boris Johnson, they are unfortunately handicapped by supporting a government with the worst environmental record I can remember.

This is unfortunately not supported by the low intra-observer reproducibility that we found.

To me this has been whipped up by people who are determined to unfortunately support the war and determined to spear anti-war students in the NEC and that's what it's really about.

During his period in Parliament, he denounced English methods in Ireland, a move which was unfortunately denounced as support for the Fenians.

A spokesman for Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo). said the senator supports ENDA but was unfortunately unable to make it back from a funeral in time for the vote.

"But we're unfortunately going to have to support him".

Tottenham also made their feelings clear in a statement: "Whilst the campaign message is positive and one we support, there was unfortunately no prior consultation with ourselves, the Premier League or other clubs.

Virtuoso is, unfortunately, one such system that supports only URIs of up to a certain length.

I don't think anyone would disagree with Dick – anger and aggression generally aren't great for a society – but until Obama's £6.2 million study into the effect of video games reaches any kind of conclusion, there's unfortunately no hard evidence to support Dick at SOS and Wayne at the NRA's theories about video games making people violent.

Although quantification of animal traits exists for the species studied here (Herrera 1984; Jordano 1987), our system is unfortunately too small (36 interactions) to support models with these additional explanatory variables.