Sentence examples for extremely unfortunate for from inspiring English sources

The hacking incident was extremely unfortunate for the Dogecoin community and all members of the Dogecoin community.

"This is something unique, something extremely sad, and extremely unfortunate for the families of the patients".

"It would be extremely unfortunate for well-meaning public servants to be put in such an onerous position".

The Trump Organization said the verdict is "extremely unfortunate" for all residents of the Aberdeen area and will "completely destroy the bucolic Aberdeen Bay and cast a terrible shadow upon the future of tourism for the area".

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.

Therefore, I find the phrase Darwinian threshold to be extremely unfortunate as the name for the evolutionary transition associated with the emergence of species.

Fox said: "These are the costs we have to set aside for this extremely unfortunate episode in our past.

The best way forward in this extremely unfortunate state of affairs is therefore for parliament to vote on the UK staying in the EU, which must weigh at least as much as the referendum in the government's decision whether to exercise its royal prerogative.

"Zoellick is doing a wonderful job, but it's extremely unfortunate that he is carrying the water for the whole administration," said Julia Sweig, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.

In addition, there was an extremely unfortunate case of a child being used for a financially-motivated crime in which an underage guardian dropped a child off at the Cradle, embezzled property that the child had inherited, and was subsequently arrested [ 1, 22].

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.