Sentence examples for because it unfortunately from inspiring English sources

I've watched the clip countless times now, and it seems clear to me that the laughter that erupted was not because of his block per se, but because it unfortunately occurred when he accidentally said that, "the national debt is NOT rising … er, is rising, is not falling … I'll say that again … ".

Pan Am is the right airline to use to convey the sweep of decades, because of what it was and because of what it, unfortunately, became.

"No one in modern political history could have been more aware of the fundraising guidelines than Bronwyn because it was unfortunately during her reign as president that the issue came to such a head," a former Liberal party director, Peter Kidman, told Bishop's biographer David Leser in 1994.

It loads all the tweets that mention your name; a heart icon that I don't know what it does because it says "Unfortunately, there is nothing to display here".

This should rarely be done simply because it is unfortunately not as put together looking on curvier ladies.

Try to take your mind off of it because, unfortunately, that's all that can be done at this time".

But Israel took these steps because, unfortunately, it needed to protect its citizens from constant suicide bomb attacks by Palestinian terrorists.

When it comes time to change it back (because, unfortunately, it's unlikely that everyone will love their "negative -looking computer), just press ++ againegative -lookingnvert Display computer

Get your bump and grinder to the exhibit immediately because unfortunately it leaves you with only a few more days to check it out.

That's because, unfortunately, it is.

"The ignorance was unacceptable because, unfortunately, it is not infrequent.