Sentence examples for deeply unfortunately from inspiring English sources

Bernadette Hétier, the co-president of anti-racism group Mrap, told Libération that the verdict "was in favour of Romanian dignity," and was thankful Le Pen's conviction "created as much publicity as his remarks when they were made, deeply unfortunately, in 2012".

"And the events in Greece from the last few days have shown that it's going to get deeper, that it will touch other countries more deeply and unfortunately can lead to a new world crisis".

It is a practice deeply and unfortunately embedded in supply chains across multiple industries and nations.

And its fear for young people is unfortunately deeply convincing".

And its fear for young people is, unfortunately, deeply convincing (2 30).

Val is deeply displeased; and unfortunately for Ritchie he is, like the Daily Mail's redoubtable Paul Dacre, a great believer in the power of muck-racking celebrity journalism to uphold family values.

Gundotra's experience navigating politics at Microsoft were deeply necessary, although unfortunately not sufficient.

The results are, unfortunately, deeply disturbing for those who care about the future of the startup industry.

The sentiment is, unfortunately, deeply rooted in American evangelicalism--and Franklin Graham would like to keep it that way, damn the consequences.

Science, he said, is 'a Religion that Worships Truth as its God.' Fighting talk -- and, unfortunately, deeply antithetical to the aims of science and the meaning of that slippery moving target called 'Truth.' In trying to set science apart from religion, Sloan Wilson has actually succeeded in confusing the two, inadvertently setting up science as a kind of religion.

The middle class is unfortunately affected deeply.