Sentence examples for certainly unfortunate that from inspiring English sources
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.
While it's certainly unfortunate that it took mishandling user data on a large scale to do so, the incident has become the straw that broke the Facebook camel's back when it comes to privacy — and that appears to be catalyzing change.
"It's certainly unfortunate that I've been encumbered by this situation," Wrona said.
If that's your starting point, the national epidemic of police shootings of unarmed black men, while certainly unfortunate, seems understandable at some level.
Some have argued that the slaughter, if legal, was therefore justified and, though certainly unfortunate, no big deal.
Which is certainly unfortunate.
That India and Pakistan were unable to agree on the agenda and the appropriate way to handle questions of Kashmir is certainly unfortunate.
Hernández could certainly consider himself unfortunate that two-thirds of his season lay in the hands of Moyes, who was no great fan of his work when the pair were together at Manchester United.
Certainly, it is unfortunate that the sciences, teaching and manufacture have taken a back seat to the more glamorous professions, but this is not a result of a highly efficient meritocracy.
A US State Department spokesman said in response: "It would certainly be unfortunate to threaten with that kind of activity in response to the legitimate focus on North Korea's human rights situation by the international community". North Korea has previously rejected claims of human rights violations.
