Sentence examples similar to correct but unfortunate from inspiring English sources

It is correct, and unfortunate, that women are underrepresented in the sciences overall, but this can hardly be laid at the door of science--women are underrepresented in the financial sector and the military and politics, too.

Doing this would also correct the unfortunate impression that he values political muscle too highly, and political principle too little.

While many opponents would welcome a breach of the contract by the board, they have failed to correct their unfortunate decision.

In a statement yesterday, Robert M. Devlin, the chief executive of American General, said it was "imperative that we move swiftly and responsibly to correct an unfortunate historical practice".

Not surprising, but unfortunate.

One of the most interesting - but unfortunate!

Ritsos was born into a wealthy but unfortunate family.

Still, Mr. dos Santos considers himself anything but unfortunate.

But unfortunate facts offer less of a giggle.

This chapter describes a common, but unfortunate, way many organizations react after an accident.

This has predictable but unfortunate consequences.