Sentence examples for are unfortunately well from inspiring English sources

Rio's favelas are, unfortunately, well known for their violence.

We Palestinians are unfortunately well acquainted with exile, and we stand in solidarity with all people who struggle to return to the countries from which they were expelled.

Those worries are unfortunately well-founded.

The Cobra Museum is unfortunately well off the beaten path for tourists: there are rarely more than a few dozen visitors in the spacious building, and the entries in the guest book are mostly in Dutch (though one recent visitor wrote in French that it's a pity the museum isn't better known).

I think the biggest problem indie authors face right now is a stigma that is, unfortunately, well-earned.

Some of them are desperate about this situation: "Now, nobody is asking us, nobody is even looking at us" (shepherd from Pojarane, MK: 05/2008) and in general they feel there is a lack of recognition of the value of livestock breeding activities: "Another important thing is that those who decide to do that job [shepherds] are unfortunately not well paid.

The clinical characteristics of patients more or less likely to respond to specific combinations are, unfortunately, not well defined.

Kyle Hendricks is an unknown quantity and Travis Wood and Edwin Jackson are unfortunately quite well-known quantities.

Though news to the U.S. public, these abusive paramilitary forces are unfortunately far too well known to many Afghan civilians.

Racism and inequality run deep through our country's roots and are unfortunately still alive and well.

Lola Shoneyin's novel, The Secret Lives of the Four Wives, touched me so deeply, bringing up issues that you would hope would be obsolete by now but are unfortunately alive and not-so-well.