Sentence examples for because they unfortunately from inspiring English sources
The simple fact is that Shell and its "sisters" in the West African oil patches are rarely scrutinised except in the most egregious cases – which this one surely is – and the world seems to simply expect that the people of Nigeria should live with these sorts of occurrences because they unfortunately lack the political and media clout to do otherwise.
[S1] "The relationships that people build with community members are very slow and fragile in getting them going … We all know that service providers who attempt to provide from [a larger town] to remote communities do only touch the surface because they, unfortunately, can only drive in, have a meeting and drive out.
We walk students through the new voter laws, because, unfortunately, they risk being disenfranchised if we don't.
Just because they love you, unfortunately does not ensure they will make a good mom or dad either.
Who would beat someone up because they're fat?" Unfortunately, the answer is that a lot of people would, which is probably why it made it to the ripped-from-the-headlines show.
Unfortunately, because they lack fixed wings to help provide lift, they are also expensive to operate.
Unfortunately, because they are still so new, neither centre yet has a functioning Web site.
"Unfortunately, because they had not been trained to leave the pupils in the lift and await assistance from a lift engineer, they undertook to rescue them without taking vital safety measures such as isolating the lift's power supply or manually lowering the lift car to floor level".
"The first victims of Islamophobic acts, and aggressions, and discrimination are women, unfortunately, because they wear a visible sign".
Unfortunately, because they're altered, people are never quite sure what they are and what effects they will have, which can make them pretty dangerous.
"The biggest example, I can't tell you unfortunately because they haven't even decided whether or not they're gonna air it.
