Sentence examples for extremely unfortunate and from inspiring English sources

"I just think that they were both extremely unfortunate, and I don't want anyone to think that there are excuses here," Coughlin said.

She continued: "I definitely know [the article] added to the great pain of this tragedy and that's extremely unfortunate and I personally feel very sorry about that".

"We can all agree that the timing is extremely unfortunate and that at this critical time our efforts should be directed to advancing the principles that allow a free society to prosper," the letter said.

However, five months on, and only after we intervene, the airline admits that your experience was "extremely unfortunate" and decides to pay the statutory sum for denied boarding plus £100 goodwill.

When ministers were questioned on the issue in the House of Lords on Wednesday, Labour peer Baroness McIntosh demanded the new questions be withdrawn, saying regardless of whether or not the information was being used appropriately, the timing was "extremely unfortunate" and gave a "most unfortunate impression".

A continuing resolution (CR), as it's called, would be "an extremely unfortunate and painful outcome for biomedical research" because it would force NIH to spend its final 2017 budget in just 6 months.

"That would be extremely unfortunate," he said, "and, I think, tremendously unpopular".

The Trump Organisation said it was an "extremely unfortunate" ruling and it would "continue to fight" the wind farm proposal.

It's extremely unfortunate that Tom and people like Tom can't be brought in to use their talents".

In extremely unfortunate cases, retrograde and anterograde amnesia can occur in the same individual, who is then said to suffer from "transient global amnesia," a condition that is, thankfully, temporary.

But, unfortunately, it exists in that extremely unfortunate spot between "good" and "bad enough to be interesting".