Sentence examples for certainly unfortunate from inspiring English sources

To accidentally appear to make a threat once is certainly unfortunate.

But coming just a few days before the start of the Republican Convention, the timing was certainly unfortunate, shall we say, for Romney.

But while any mistakes at the level of empirical data are certainly unfortunate, Žižek's contribution does not stand or fall on facts alone.

But county officials said yesterday that while the development was tragic for the family and certainly unfortunate for the hospital, it would not affect the strategy to right its finances.

Which is certainly unfortunate.

If the base were flat or it included a fold-out kickstand (We've been informed by a Creative rep that it DOES have a kickstand, you just need to look for it), it would be much easier to rest on a desk, and it is certainly unfortunate that the speaker blocks access to your Zen Stone Plus' power button when it is docked.

But it certainly is unfortunate".

It's certainly an unfortunate situation when a statesman uses his stature to make such comments.

While this is certainly an unfortunate turn, it is also a tremendous opportunity to rethink the legal profession as not a path to a gilded life, but a life gilded with service and impact.

"We are constantly looking to engage Hispanic media outlets on a variety of issues including jobs, education and immigration reform, and will continue to do so, but it's certainly an unfortunate setback when Jorge Ramos is launching ad hominem attacks on Republican leaders absent substance or civility," said the aide, who requested anonymity to discuss the criticisms.

That is certainly what their unfortunate country needs.