Sentence examples for be unfortunate enough from inspiring English sources
Rutherford begins by explaining the process your body's cells would undergo should you be unfortunate enough to suffer a paper cut when opening the book.
If you happen to be unfortunate enough to find yourself on the very bottom rung of the ladder, then bonus culture is a different beast entirely.
If we should be unfortunate enough to see the day when the 30-year mortgage becomes a luxury product, you can be certain that many families will be falling by the wayside in their attempts to become homeowners.
And if you think it's bad up front, backseat legroom is nearly nonexistent, and should you be unfortunate enough to get stuck aft, you don't even get a headrest, since you essentially sit on the floor, like in an oh-so-uncomfortable New York City taxicab.
Thus, if these people happen to be unfortunate enough to be starving to death in a real-world private property rights regime, they may well have no claim to assistance under the libertarian right to welfare: this right does not demand that they be prevented from starving if this is what would have happened to them in the baseline world in which all external resources remain unowned.
I caught their surprisingly sold-out debut on a late Sunday night in mid-February when most culture-vultures were glued to the boob tube hoping for hints about which rich, noble, handsome, mannerly, besotted and bespoke-suited suitor of Downton Abbey's newly-widowed Lady Mary would be unfortunate enough to be the next to slide his buns across her monogrammed sheets.
Is she a conscious being who had sex with another woman's husband, or just a being who was unfortunate enough to be in the wrong place when Joe switched Anita to "Adult Mode"?
The first question that may come to mind if one is unfortunate enough to contract oral or genital herpes is: "Is it curable?" Unfortunately, the answer is "No".
