Sentence examples for could unfortunately from inspiring English sources

In the past, the sight of someone missing an arm or a leg could unfortunately trigger revulsion or shock.

The other databases of that exercise stem from the G.722.2 characterization phase and could unfortunately not be used in this study, because of legal restrictions.

We could unfortunately not collect reliable data for the pre-dzud livestock possession of individual herders, but we might of course have applied the percentage loss of cattle, camels, goats, sheep and yak in Bulgan (National Statistical Office of Mongolia 2014) to each household, so as to reconstruct the 2009 herd sizes.

Because it turned out, after I put a new SIM in a good-to-go iPhone 6 with a hungry appetite for 4G -that my latest choice of service provider could unfortunately offer zero network coverage at my home - even though the signal appeared within a mile.

He suspects the summer blooms he measured could certainly be related to the higher levels of domoic acid in crab, and that, due to certain changes in the atmosphere and water, the situation could unfortunately be the "new normal".

It is significant to point out that we did not find any articles in PubMed o Embase that studied factors associated with IA among women prostitutes, for which reason our findings could unfortunately not be compared with others.

EPOR protein could unfortunately not be demonstrated, due to the unavailability of a specific antibody.

We couldn't, unfortunately.

You would run too if you could, but unfortunately, you are a plant.

"They are all my responsibility, and the best we could produce, unfortunately, was an 85-win team.

"They'd be happy wearing a coat if they could, but unfortunately in Bermuda it doesn't work".