Sentence examples for as it unfortunately does from inspiring English sources

"I hope this campaign will reduce the eventuality of accidents on country roads and make sure it is something that doesn't happen as frequently in the future as it unfortunately does today".

This is especially so if you've lost your shirt on a stock like WorldCom, as I unfortunately did.

As, unfortunately, does President Barack Obama.

However, we believe containment should be organized in public health facilities rather than prisons, as was unfortunately done in the case in Kenya in 2010.

It is also bleak as hell, and, unfortunately, does not conclude with advice on what to do next.

Pistorius has a high-powered team handling his defence as well as reputation management; South Africa, unfortunately, does not.

Given how problematic it is for people to have college debt without a college degree — as many people unfortunately do — what do you think federal and state policy makers should do to change colleges with low graduation rates?

As, unfortunately, do two books on endangered birds: Dominic Couzens's Atlas of Rare Birds (New Holland, £24.99) and Facing Extinction (T & AD Poyser, £45), by Paul Donald, Nigel Collar, Stuart Marsden and Deborah Pain.

For the analysis of wages and employment, this implies extending the sample period through 2004, which unfortunately does not provide as much "updating" as we would like.

"Your amendment as written to repeal the ethanol credit (unfortunately) does the latter".

Resolve is not about indiscriminately bombing first and then asking the tough questions later, as we unfortunately did in Iraq.