Sentence examples for has done unfortunate from inspiring English sources

The withdrawal of Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade from her country's consulate in New York means we are entering the final stages of a row which has done unfortunate damage to Indian-American relations.

"It's unfortunate because he has done so much in terms of entertainment, culture and black folks," she said.

It's unfortunate, because Mr. Slover has done his homework.

By breaking the linkage in their treatment of these two sets of tax provisions, policymakers have done two unfortunate things: they have squandered nearly $120 billion in revenues despite the nation's fiscal problems, and they have put a major obstacle in front of efforts to sustain these important tax-credit improvements for struggling working families after 2017.

"They have done well and were unfortunate to have to go to Manchester City last week having played extra time on the previous Wednesday night, not having the benefit City had of making wholesale changes.

Even the mid-17th century English Puritans had trouble in making adultery a capital crime, and the last execution in the UK, sometime in the mid-1650s, involvedefiningng what the unfortunate adulterer had done merely as a felony.

It's unfortunate to have done your most famous work under someone else's name, but such is the case for the Austrian composer Friedrich Cerha, who is known in this country mainly for his completion of Alban Berg's operatic masterpiece, "Lulu".

"Consumers buy it and feel like they've done a good deed, and the unfortunate reality is that the farmer doesn't end up with a lot more money because of the intended goodwill of consumers," he added.

Still, "the existing procedures led to an unfortunate outcome, and have done so on several previous occasions," the report reads.

I thought it was very unfortunate.... What he would have done differently: I have two answers.

We were a bit unfortunate with the first but could have done a bit better with the second.