Sentence examples for considerable misfortune from inspiring English sources
Wales suffered considerable misfortune, losing three players to injury in the first half-hour, but remained competitive throughout, without ever seriously threatening to go on and win the match.
Despite considerable disillusionment -- Ms. Barry, whose misfortune includes skids of 40percentto50percentcent in mutual funds, wishes her broker had been able to rein in her wild enthusiasm for highflying technology stocks -- she has no taste for fixed-income investments.
Although Otlet enjoyed considerable fame during his lifetime, his legacy fell victim to a series of historical misfortunes — not least of which involved the Nazis marching into Belgium and destroying much of his life's work.
It was his misfortune to have both these great classic performances displayed in productions that met with considerable critical hostility and public indifference.
Anthony Holden Clementi Piano Sonatas Howard Shelley (piano) Hyperion (CDA 67632) (2 CDs) £12.99 The first composer to write specifically for the piano, Muzio Clementi (1752-1832) had the misfortune to be a contemporary of Mozart and Beethoven, who signally eclipsed his own considerable talents as virtuoso and composer.
Misfortune has been piled on misfortune.
Also: misfortune hunters.
People suffered misfortune".
That is India's misfortune.
MISFORTUNE, by Wesley Stace.
