Sentence examples for be really unfortunate if from inspiring English sources

"It would be really unfortunate if there were conclusions, looking at 76 million and 48 million, that foodborne disease is no longer a problem," said Dr. Christopher R. Braden, director of foodborne, waterborne and environmental diseases at the C.D.C. "The fact is that tens of millions of illnesses and hospitalizations and deaths of this extent tells us we need to do more".

"It would be really unfortunate if it degenerates into that in our own local environment".

It would be really unfortunate if President Obama decided that his peace offering to the Republicans should be a proposal that both hurts seniors and weakens the economy.

It would be really unfortunate in terms of competitive pricing.

"What would be really unfortunate is if 80% of the collapse in oil prices were the unforeseen implications of the credit freeze," he says.

Which would be really unfortunate.

"This could be really unfortunate for cable," adds Brumfield.

If you are really unfortunate, that person may try to make your life miserable with malicious gossip, rumors, etc.

And if you're really unfortunate, there may even be something splattered on the ceiling from a manly competition to see who could throw highest (let's just hope for your man's sake that it hasn't involved your cooking).

If those two guys really leave it is really unfortunate but it is not for me to judge or not.

If that's the example Justin wants to set, it's really unfortunate.