Sentence examples for errors are unfortunate from inspiring English sources

Statistical errors are unfortunate but unavoidable.

Donna Taylor, the principal of the Brooklyn School of Inquiry, a citywide program, said the first errors were unfortunate, but the new ones were "just not acceptable".

This sort of human error is unfortunate but not out of the ordinary in complex litigation in both civilian and military systems, and both sides work together to resolve any issues that arise.

Medication errors are an unfortunate, yet frequent part of medical care.

Epidemics of infectious disease attributable to human error or natural causes are unfortunate, however such outbreaks can provide unique opportunities to gain new information about host-pathogen interactions and accelerated leads for pathogenesis research.

The flawed strategies of the FBI since then are unfortunate trial and errors, but useful trials, nonetheless.

"But you can't pass the blame - it was my error, my mistake, and it's unfortunate these things happen.

To obscure this reality through misplaced emphasis on an error in a nearly 3,000-page 3,000-pageocument would be unforigorous.

"It's unfortunate that the producers of this show made this terrible error," Felder said.

Billy Bean, the vice president of social responsibility and inclusion for Major League Baseball, said the "technical error" was "very unfortunate" and praised the Padres for supporting inclusiveness.

Kerrigan was unfortunate.