Sentence examples for attached unfortunately from inspiring English sources

The museum's share would be moving it, siting it – "it doesn't come with the plinth attached, unfortunately", director Kevin Fewster said – and working out a conservation programme to preserve it permanently in the open air.

Romney, at least, for all his verbal bumblings, has come up with a catch-all phrase for his program more descriptive from the fill-in-the-blank later phrase so unfortunately attached to Obama's.

I have no tricks to attaching them on, unfortunately.

There is unfortunately a perception attached to women that we need more balance.

Trejo actually wanted there to be a hand wielding a machete attached to the sign, but unfortunately, that didn't happen.

Unfortunately the stigma attached to mindfulness is the greatest barrier to more people experiencing the psychological well-being that it brings.

Early diagnosis of CMV retinitis depends on patients having access to care; unfortunately the stigma attached to HIV in China has commonly excluded patients from ophthalmological care, particularly surgery [ 21]. (We have seen a patient left permanently blind because critical eye surgery was denied).

Unfortunately there is significant stigma attached to those struggling financially, along with a feeling of personal failure – and I speak from experience.

Unfortunately, it was not then attached to any sort of alarm that could let the Mentawai islanders know that they were in danger.With luck, such a lack of warning will not happen again.

Unfortunately, in Pakistan, doctors have attached more emphasis towards clinical practice with little input in the field of research [ 6].

Unfortunately, you come with strings attached.