Sentence examples for be unfortunate because it from inspiring English sources

"I feel like that would be unfortunate, because it probably would mean I'm not going to be back, and that would be sad," Dickey said.

It's said that Steve Jobs considers this building to be a key part of his legacy, which would be unfortunate, because it would mean that his last contribution to his company might well be his least meaningful.

Had these illuminating tapes not already found their way onto the collectors' market, their seizure would be unfortunate, because it is unlikely that Apple, the Beatles' company, will ever sanction their legitimate release.

This would be unfortunate, because it would simultaneously reduce the likelihood of the negotiators making progress on a sound foundation for meaningful, long-term global action.

Rabinowitz said the comment was "unfortunate" because it was made before the OFT had even begun its ongoing investigation into current account overdraft charges.

It's unfortunate because it's more or less unnecessary.

"It's unfortunate, because it changed the game.

This is unfortunate because it makes an outstanding first impression).

This is unfortunate because it is important for all to recognize that science and policy are not neatly separable.

This public persona is unfortunate because it obscures a much more interesting figure.

"That's unfortunate, because it's one of my favorite countries," he said.