Sentence examples for especially unfortunate from inspiring English sources

The timing is especially unfortunate for Balkman.

Holden's death was especially unfortunate and probably quite unnecessary.

Mr. Ashcroft did not disappoint, with especially unfortunate results after Sept. 11, 2001.

This effect was especially unfortunate at the hairline, where the hair plugs were plainly visible.

This is especially unfortunate when you consider that "The Seagull" is a roundelay of romantic longings.

It's especially unfortunate that Ms Raichura should make generalisations about some communities that depend on handouts.

This is especially unfortunate since many employers are ceasing to offer final-salary pensions to new employees.

Onions, who has not had a chance to do anything wrong except in the nets, can feel especially unfortunate.

This is especially unfortunate because, in the age of Twitter, raw, original voices stand out more than ever.

The relative neglect of parks is especially unfortunate because there seems to be significant evidence of positive health effects of green spaces, including mental health effects.

This is especially unfortunate as the world is currently experiencing a global boom in dam construction (Zarfl et al. 2015, 161 170).