Sentence examples for being unfortunate from inspiring English sources
Quite apart from being unfortunate for Amis, there is another danger in all this.
However, Ajax are in a similar position after being unfortunate to only take a point against Milan, and this is very much a six-pointer.
One reason for this antipathy may be that the smell of coriander leaves apparently resembles that of bed bugs – although I have to confess to not being unfortunate enough to have put this to the test.
The first hearing in the trial of the Turkish novelist Elif Shafak will take place in Istanbul on September 21, an event she describes with eloquent understatement as being "unfortunate timing".
Most likely, free traders will have to content themselves with regional agreements for the time being; unfortunate given the extent to which openness has fueled economic gains in the developed and developing world.UPDATE: Douglas Irwin and Petros C. Mavroidis comment at VoxEU.
The expense involved in training healthcare professionals represents a considerable investment and attrition has a significant financial impact as well as being unfortunate for the student involved.
Kerrigan was unfortunate.
It's unfortunate, however.
The metaphor is unfortunate.
