Sentence examples for be unfortunate for an from inspiring English sources

"That would be unfortunate for an embryonic democracy," he said.

Viniar quickly clarified his remarks to say he felt it was unfortunate for an employee to say in any form.

The name of the blog, "Fixes," is unfortunate for an article like this.

The term is unfortunate for a number of reasons.

This is unfortunate for a number of reasons.

"And I think that's unfortunate for a public broadcaster to do that, particularly one that's taxpayer-funded," he said.

It's unfortunate for a new media venture to be bizarrely unable to articulate its intended audience.

This knowledge gap is unfortunate for a trait so important to medicine.

"The Ludacris situation was unfortunate for all concerned," said Dave DeCecco, a spokesman for Pepsi-Cola in Purchase, N.Y., part of PepsiCo.

That may be unfortunate for Latvia.

"The lack of transparency, predictability and fairness is unfortunate for chess as a sport and for chess players," Carlsen said in a statement.