But for the most part, they also consider it unfortunate that these instruments, scientists, and events have been largely ignored by historians.
Eugene Keilin, former chairman of the Citizens Budget Commission and an alumnus of the fiscal crisis of the 1970's, said he considered it unfortunate that the state's budget problem had become so politicized.
Lord Taylor, in his 1990 report into the disaster, considered it "unfortunate" the 1988 closure "seems to have been unknown to the senior officers on duty at the time".
"We consider it unfortunate that Saudi Arabia would deny any legitimate reporter the ability to complete that work -- much less one properly credentialed, in the White House press corps, expressly invited on the trip," Wilner continued.
The chief economic adviser to Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, who has long been critical of the mortgage giants, said on Saturday that Mr. McCain considered it an unfortunate but necessary step.
It was Haddin's 200th Test catch, and while Root will consider it an unfortunate end to an excellent innings, it surely guarantees he stays at number three for the next Test in Perth.
According to Humphrey Carpenter, His guardian, Father Morgan, viewing Edith as the reason for Tolkien's having "muffed" his exams and considering it "altogether unfortunate" that his surrogate son was romantically involved with an older, Protestant woman, prohibited him from meeting, talking to, or even corresponding with her until he was 21.
However, a few reviews considered it as an unfortunate collaboration with will.i.am, and dismissed Spears' heavily processed vocals.
While the week off might seem unfortunate, consider it a fantastic opportunity to catch up on some of the crime nonfiction classics that forged a path for the podcast.
