Sentence examples for extraordinarily unfortunate from inspiring English sources
Deborah Rutter, the orchestra's president, declined to speculate on the timing but said missing Carnegie would be "extraordinarily unfortunate".
"I think it's extraordinarily unfortunate that the only really good watchdog for the last decade is not going to become part of the new Public Integrity Commission," said Barbara Bartoletti, legislative director of the League of Women Voters of New York State.
"The FIRST Act would have an extraordinarily unfortunate effect on an agency that is our broadest funder of basic research across all the scientific and engineering disciplines, including the social and behavioral sciences, which sometimes come in for particular criticism from members of Congress when they read the title of a grant that seems to them frivolous and a waste of taxpayers' money".
On May 1, Holdren told attendees of a forum sponsored by the American Association for the Advancement of Science that the FIRST Act "would have an extraordinarily unfortunate effect" on the NSF's grantmaking process, according to an account from ScienceInsider.
He said he was offended, and called the words "extraordinarily worrying, saddening and unfortunate".
In India, the reaction on the "unfortunate and avoidable standoff" was extraordinarily passionate, and public opinion--which has traditionally been favourable towards the US--suddenly witnessed a tectonic shift.
"I just find it to be really unfortunate," Mr. Gregg said, "because here is an extraordinarily qualified guy who we really do want to have in leadership here in Washington".
What I noted previously was that the blowback was unfortunate, as the tech community is largely civic minded and often extraordinarily generous when it comes to corporate giving.
Today, Mr. Daschle said: "I did think it's unfortunate that on so many occasions during the Clinton administration, Republicans were extraordinarily critical and damaging to the President's efforts when he attempted a number of foreign policy initiatives.
